Precious Primary

Summer vacations are well under way and our Primary attendance shows it.  Instead of learning a new song for the program, I like to do fun a...

Yes, I know.  It's nowhere close to the holiday!  I found this post in my DRAFT folder and I figured that if I didn't post it now, i...

I cannot believe that it has been 7 months since I last posted.   SEVEN MONTHS!!!  Life got really busy and stayed busy all through the summ...

If you go into Nursery to do Singing Time with them, a list of songs by your side is helpful.  If you DON'T go into Nursery, please co...

Living in the Northwest Puget Sound area, we rarely experience snow.  So when it happens, it's quite an exciting thing!  This morning w...

I have been making Christmas song flip charts, too!  I LOVE Christmas music:)  I make myself wait until the day after Halloween to load up m...

The primary kids work 8-9 months out of the year to learn AND memorize the songs required for the annual Primary Program.  I am of the opini...

Better late than never, right?!  At least it'll be here for you next year:)  This is a singing time I did both last year and again this ...

Tomorrow is our Primary Program.  The last 2 weeks of Singing/Sharing Time have been used for rehearsals.  Tomorrow we will resume our regul...

For Jr. Primary's Singing Time on Easter, I made Jesus' Tomb.  I wanted a stone to roll open and closed over the tomb's entrance...

I have 12 Foam Shamrocks.  On the back of six of them I will glue a picture of a musical heart.  On the other six will be an Irish Riddle.  ...

I have been neglecting my blogging responsibilities this month!  Life seems to take priority:) For the month of February, I taught my prim...

This idea was shared by Kristen @  I Sing U Sing .  She has so many wonderful ideas that I've used over the last few weeks!  I did modif...

The primary children learned "Could I Hold the Baby?"  5 years ago for Christmas.  It is by far their favorite Christmas song!  Ba...

This is a flip chart of "The Nativity Song" from the Children's Songbook, pg. 52.   I finally learned how to convert it to PD...

I've had a pretty busy week.  I've spent a lot of time preparing myself & my piano students for next weeks Christmas recital.  T...

Primary Children’s Songbook pg. 151 (Lyrics only) 1.   I am glad for many things, Many things, many things.     I am glad for many things T...

This is an idea I read about on Sugardoodle .  I already had store bought material leaves from a few years ago & I always have yarn:) ...

This is Thomas E. Normous.  He doesn't have any tail feathers.  They were originally plucked to prepare Thomas for someone's Thanksg...

Here is Tommy the Turkey & his wife Betsy.  They love each other very much!   Oh, no!  Tommy has been kidnapped to be served for Thank...