These links were found by Wendy, Deborah, and myself (Barbara) that
belong
to my fhe4children
group.
Thanks to all those that contributed to this resource file!
Songs
These songs are from the Children's Songbook published by The Church of
Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints.
"I Believe in Being Honest", page 149.
"Jesus Loved the Little Children", page 59.
"Jesus Once Was a Little Child", page 55.
"My Dad", page 211.
"Our Primary Colors", page 258.
"The Commandments", page 112-113.
"The Thirteenth Article of Faith", page 132-133.
YOUNG CHILDREN
Be Honest (with an honesty train)
A Dollar Bill for Billy (A story with pictures.)
Honesty and the Apples (Based on John Batty's journals)
Matt
& Mandy: Oct. 1996
An illustrated story about a girl telling her mom her dog broke a vase
but
she really broke it.
Matt
& Mandy: Aug. 2000
An illustrated that talks about hidden costs in a ad of a cell phone.
It it is like Satan hiding the price of sin.
Sharing Time: I Believe in Being Honest Anti-Nephi-Lehies/Helaman's stripling warriors A picture to color where they buried their weapons of war in the ground because it was wrong to fight. They also made a covenant with their Heavenly Father not to fight again.
You
Choose
A story about a boy putting a toy racing car in his pocket but his
sister
makes him choose what is right, to take it or put it back.
As
Good As Our Bond
By Elder Sheldon F. Child of the Seventy
Why Lincoln
Was
Called 'Honest Abe'
Abraham
Lincoln
for Primary Children
OLDER CHILDREN
Honest
and Truthful at All Times
With a camp scene and the figures of Joseph F. Smith and the ruffians.
First Presidency Message: We Believe In Being Honest
ALL AGES OF CHILDREN
Family Home Evening Resource Book, Lesson Ideas, Honesty, 194
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FOR PARENTS
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Contributed by: Barbara Pratt
This is a great way to teach younger children to tell the truth.
Button Button, Who Has The Button?
This is played with more than three people. Sit in a circle on the
floor.
Pass the button (make sure you don’t let anyone see you have it) to
another
person’s cup shaped hands. The person drops it in someone's hands. At
the
end say, "Button button, who has the button?" Tell them they need
to
be honest (tell the truth) when you ask them. (...) do you have
the
button?
You can go to my link page "Games & Physical Education Links" to
find
games.
Games
& Physical Education Links
These games were found by: Wendy D.
"You can use any game that has rules to follow to teach children
honesty (following
the rules)."
Here are some simple games to play:
FHE Games (a.k.a. party games)
220 More FHE Games (a.k.a. party games)
These treats were found by: Wendy D.
Honest Angel
Pudding
Tangled Web
Contributed by: Deborah
"Oh what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive."
COOKIE SPIDER
Take an oreo cookie, and pull it apart, place 3 red licorice ropes for
the
legs, and use two red hots for the eyes, by placing them on with
white frosting, and put the above saying with the cookie.
Contributed by: Barbara Pratt
Since our diet is dairy-free, I had to think of a treat that we could
eat.
You can use the above quote for these treats too.
Make cookies or cupcakes. Have the children frost there cookie or
cupcake.
Have them put some licorice ropes for the legs and chocolate
chips, raisins, etc. for the eyes.
You can go to my web site to find recipes:
The
Pratt Family Desserts & Dairy-free Desserts