Author: kimikomae

We’re excited for general conference! Here’s a preview of a conference bingo card we created to help your children keep track of the speakers. You can download the full set here.

How much do you know about President Monson? Here’s a simple FHE activity to help your family get acquainted with our prophet. Print and cut out each picture at the bottom of this post. Put the pictures in a basket or paper bag,

It can be difficult for children to understand all the steps of the plan of salvation without pictures. Here’s a free printout from one of my books that will help your children better understand the plan of salvation. Younger children

Today I’d like to discuss a resource that is sometimes overlooked—the Friend magazine. If you are looking for ways to immerse your children in the scriptures, this is an excellent resource, even for younger  children. This year each issue of the Friend

Do you find yourself constantly referring to the Church’s website for the monthly and weekly Primary themes? Here’s a free printable (a “cheat sheet”) with the monthly and weekly themes for the entire year. If you have a Primary calling,

We’re so excited for Christmas! In addition to all the celebrations and extra time spent with family, one of the nice things about December is that planning family home evening is a breeze. Last night my family put up our

Today’s my birthday, and it’s been a great day. I got to sleep in, I got a break from cooking, and I received a lot of love from family and friends. I thought I would give our readers a break

The Primary theme this week is about temples, and we are honored to have a guest post by Nicole Bender, one of the creators of LDS Temple Cards. (To find out more about these wonderful cards for children, visit the

Feed My Sheep Today my next-door neighbor reported on his mission during sacrament meeting. I love hearing mission stories and witnessing the sweet spirit that accompanies both full-time and newly returned missionaries. It always takes me back to the year

Here’s a simple activity to help your kids stay engaged during general conference. Print out pictures of the First Presidency and members of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. Tape them to your TV stand, on the wall near the