The first month I was called to be the Primary chorister, I sat down and read through the entire 2011 Outline for Sharing Time. I am an organizer (you wouldn't guess by my house), and ambitiously felt the need to plot out a tentative schedule for Singing Time through December (I was called in May). I plugged in Reverence songs, Birthday songs, Baptism songs, the works. It has turned out to be a huge time-saver for me, and gives me a great starting point each week. So, I was surprised when I recently read this post, because I had planned to teach the children in my Primary Hum Your Favorite Hymn this month also. I had scheduled to start it a couple of weeks ago (it's a tentative schedule, remember), but The Lord Gave Me a Temple has been super challenging for our Primary to learn (for whatever reason), and I didn't want to try and throw in another tricky optional-not-on-the-program song. AND last week was our Ward Conference, so I ended up with only 5 minutes of Singing Time in Sr. Primary anyway.
But Di inspired me.
And the Primary counselor responsible for Sharing Time this month called yesterday and asked if I would like more time this week, since I was cut short last week. Nice.
I'm going for it. Probably just with Sr. Primary for now.
I'm loving the flip chart (gotta love those old Mormonads!)... I hope the kids will too (-:
Hum Your Favorite Hymn
BTW - being a newbie at flip charts (and NOT tech-savvy), I do not know how to make a complete flip chart layout that is ready-to-print. You will most likely need to print each page individually (like I do), and manually flip it over to print on the back IF you decide to use the one I made. And re-print the chorus pages for the second verse. My apologies for the inconvenience ;-)
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8 months ago
Wow! A great flipchart, love the use of Mormonads--thanks!
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