Bringing Primary Home

The Earth Was Created for Heavenly Father’s Children

You can use this lesson and activity to learn more about this month’s Primary theme.

“Wow!” Ana said. “Look at all the stars.” Everyone in Ana’s family looked up from the campfire. It seemed like there were millions of stars in the dark sky.

“Just think,” Mom said, “each of those stars is one of Heavenly Father’s creations.”

“Let’s each name one of our favorite things that Heavenly Father has created for us,” Dad suggested.

“I know,” Daniel said quickly. “I like those huge waves we saw at the ocean last year.”

Ana didn’t know what to choose. She thought about the warm sun, the bright moon, and sweet-smelling flowers. Then she remembered how much she loved all kinds of soft, furry animals. “Animals!” she said.

Ana started to shiver, so Dad wrapped a blanket around her. “After Heavenly Father created all these beautiful things for His children, He saw that they were good,” Dad said.

Ana had a warm, happy feeling inside. She pulled the blanket up to her chin and looked back up at the stars. “Thank you, Heavenly Father,” she whispered.

Song and Scripture

• “My Heavenly Father Loves Me” (Children’s Songbook, 228–29)

• Moses 2:3–27

Ideas for Family Talk

• You could give each family member a paper sack and invite the family to go outside and collect three things that Heavenly Father created. Or you could draw pictures or make a list of Heavenly Father’s creations. Then talk about how those and other creations show Heavenly Father’s love for us.

• You could take turns reading aloud the scripture verses on each of the stars and finding the matching stars.

A Sky Full of Blessings

Moses 2:3–5

Moses 2:6–8

Moses 2:9–10

Moses 2:11–13

Moses 2:14–19

Moses 2:20–23

Moses 2:24–25

Moses 2:26–27

Illustrations by Bradley Clark

Match each of the scriptures above with a picture showing one of Heavenly Father’s creations. Color each matching pair of picture stars and scripture stars the same color.

Illustrations by Bradley Clark