I decided that it would be fun to have some Sunday appropriate temple activities and mementos for the kiddos to remember this special day. I found a cute temple coloring page on Mormon Share to start them off. Then, I shrunk down the picture of the new Oquirrh Mountain Temple from LDS.org and printed them each a wallet size copy to keep. I meant to ask my niece how she felt about the new temple and record it for her journal, but ran out of time.
When googling "I love to see the temple coloring" I saw this quote in the third listing. "I love to see the temple. (put fingertips together to form a spire)" I got soooo excited!! How cute would that be, hand print temple spires. I clicked on the listing, but it turns out it is just actions to the song, not an actual art activity. Not anymore. I just traced the outline of their hands on a piece of paper with the angel Moroni printed at the top. It would be really cute to use finger paint or ink so you could see the detail of their tiny hand. It is almost like they are raising their little hand saying, "I love to see the temple." Sorry if you are gagging now. See it on the fridge below.
The best part about this activity was today when we walked in to the kitchen to get a snack today, my son looked up pointed at the fridge and said, "temple." Aaah, my heart fell out of my chest. Then, I got a good laugh as I realized I have 7, count them SEVEN, temple pictures on my fridge. Hello.
1. Lists our old wards goals, but they are good so I keep them up there.
2. My mini temple calendar where I keep track of what day we went to the temple each month with a little gold temple sticker. We went tonight, so dear me, that makes 8 temples on the fridge now.
3. A cute little card from Deseret Book that has part of the YW theme "Make and Keep Sacred Covenants."
4. A magnet of a gorgeous photo of the SLC temple that his talented Aunt LaRae took. We bought at hubs family reunion.
(these two help hold a temple wedding announcement, he he)
5. The wallet size of the new Oquirrh Mountain temple
6. The coloring page
7. The hand print spires
I guess you could say that "I love to see the Temple." hardee har har
The best part about this activity was today when we walked in to the kitchen to get a snack today, my son looked up pointed at the fridge and said, "temple." Aaah, my heart fell out of my chest. Then, I got a good laugh as I realized I have 7, count them SEVEN, temple pictures on my fridge. Hello.
1. Lists our old wards goals, but they are good so I keep them up there.
2. My mini temple calendar where I keep track of what day we went to the temple each month with a little gold temple sticker. We went tonight, so dear me, that makes 8 temples on the fridge now.
3. A cute little card from Deseret Book that has part of the YW theme "Make and Keep Sacred Covenants."
4. A magnet of a gorgeous photo of the SLC temple that his talented Aunt LaRae took. We bought at hubs family reunion.
(these two help hold a temple wedding announcement, he he)
5. The wallet size of the new Oquirrh Mountain temple
6. The coloring page
7. The hand print spires
I guess you could say that "I love to see the Temple." hardee har har

























6 Comments:
Fun ideas! I also went to the dedication and really enjoyed it. It's surprising what our little people pick up. My dd is 2 and I found her looking at my wedding picture the other day. I told her about my white dress and that I married daddy in the temple. For days she has been telling everyone, "Temple, white dress. Get married!"
Cute Idea.
I have numerous Temple pictures around my home because I too love to see the Temple. I Loved the "Hand Temple" idea and will pass on the idea to CTR4 teacher as well as use it with my primary class and Grandchildren. Thank you,for all you add to our lives.
That is a really cute idea. Too bad I'm not in Primary anymore...sniff sniff. On to my new calling YW's. I'm always flipping between the 2. As soon as I get my printer hooked back up I'm going to printout the temple pic. I just got some new ideas from my FamilyFun magazine about decorating pics with kids. It should be fun.
Very cute! I still think it is funny that Utah did not have church for the Temple dedication, but it sounded like an incredible experience!
What a great idea!
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