LDS General Conference can always be a tough time for kids. It can be difficult to keep them quiet and reverent during sessions for two days. We can all use some ideas and activities to keep the little ones interested and engaged. I created a couple of General Conference Activities for kids.
First off, I made a temple sewing card by adding dots to a Salt Lake temple image from Mormon Share. I printed it on a piece of 4×6 photo paper so it would have some strength. Then, laminated it using clear contact paper. Then, I punched holes where the dots were.
I took a piece of 3/8 inch ribbon and rolled one end and taped it so it would be like the end of a shoelace. Then, I tied it to the bottom corner.
Then, I gave it the ultimate test with the little guy. He loved it!
Click picture above to print a 4×6 sewing card
Here are a whole bunch of other great General Conference Activities for Kids:
LDS.org Friend Activities and Conference Packet
Sugardoodle’s Packet for 7-12 year olds
General Conference Coloring Book
I hope you have a wonderful conference next weekend!! I know I am looking forward to it!
Great activities. I am excited to use them next week.
These are all such wonderful ideas. Thanks for sharing. I just love your blog so much I just have to follow you now.
Michelle, you have the cutest ideas! I love them. I’m going to have to save them for when Jackson is bigger 🙂
This was very helpful! I’m compiling General Conference Packets for all the kids my husband home teaches. Your ideas and links were the best source I found. Thanks!
Thanks so much for sharing these wonderful links! I love Conference weekend too 🙂 Now I’m all prepared, lol!
I’m totally using this! Thanks for the ideas!
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Thanks so much for such great ideas!! I just linked to your blog from sugardoodle and I’m so happy to have another great resource. Thanks for taking the time to share!!
Awesome ideas! I can’t get the temple download to work though.
@Brittany If you click the temple thumbnail image it will take you to photobucket where you can either right click and save or there is a link to download on the right sidebar.