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Pleasant SundaySugarDoodleDeseret Book–Weekly FHE lesson, plus searchable archives

Clipart from the FRIEND magazine–all in one place

Lissa’s FHE for a year–lessons divided by seasons

Family Home Evenings For A Year

Little Miss Crafty Pants gives a great link list of FHE ideas:

FHE Helps & Idea -The Idea door

Safely Gathered In Family Home Evenings

Jenny Smith (now Mormon Share)–great site with clipart, object lessons, and activity ideas

Quick FHE ideas

FHE Resource Book

FHE 4 Children

LDS Splash FHE

Family Home Evening -about.com

Family Home Evenings -Bella Online

Family Home Evening -Light Planet

Homemaking Cottage

First Presidency Message about FHE

Games to play as a familyLDS Coloring PagesJoseph Smith FHE lesson ideas

Games to make for FHE–Word searches, bingo, matching games and more

Articles of Faith lessons–ideas and PDF downloads

Books of the Bible–flashcards and bingo (not an LDS site)

Gospel Principles–Study guide for young children, using G.P. manual paired with Primary songs and coordinating FRIEND magazine activities

Old Testament ABC’s–printable quiz cards

Book of Mormon Scavenger Hunt

Latter-day Prophet cards

FHE gamesFamilies In Zion (mostly pay, some free)


For those of you who are not LDS and do not know what Family Home Evening Is, "It
is a special time set aside each week that brings family members together and strengthens their love for each other, helps them draw closer to Heavenly Father, and encourages them to live righteously" No matter your religion, I think It's a fabulous idea to bring families closer together.

Scripture Easter Eggs

From Little Miss Crafty Pants:

Our ward did this for the primary kids this year. I thought it was a creative idea, I hope they don't mind me using it! I am always looking for somthing spiritual to use during holidays.

Basically, they had a carton full of plastic easter eggs for each child. The eggs were numbered 1-12 with permanent marker. The kids walked around the table finding the items to put in their eggs.

They were given a couple of papers one with scriptures on it, and one that read this:

Make sure that each egg corresponds with the correlating scripture:

1. Sacrament Cup

2. 30 Dimes

3. Piece of rope

4. Piece of soap

5. red Fabric

6. Toothpick Cross

7. Dice

8. Small pebbles

9. White Gauze

10. Rock

11. Spices

12. Nothing!

Cut out each scripture and put it in each corresponding egg as well.

(The scriptures were all typed out for the kids, however, I am just going to write where you can find the scripture!)

1. Matthew 26: 39

2. Matthew 26: 14-15

3. Matthew 27: 1-2

4. Matthew 27: 24-26

5. Matthew 27: 28-30

6. Matthew 27: 31-32

7. Matthew 27: 35-36

8. Matthew 27: 50-51, 54

9. Matthew 27: 58-60

10. Matthew 27: 60, 65-66; 28:2,5

11. Mark 16:1

12. Matthew 28:6

Ways to use the eggs:

Family Home Evening Lesson

Easter Egg Hunt-reading them as a family

Open one a day starting 12 days before Easter