In case you missed my last ideas for Visiting Teaching for December, you can check out the post
here. The
Visiting Teaching Message for December is about our responsibility to participate in temple and family history work. Here is a paper chain to share with my sisters, with quotes from the message, along with some links for a family pedigree.
You can download the file
here. I printed mine on colored construction paper, that I trimmed down to 8.5 x 11.
If you assemble your sisters' paper chains during your visit, you will want to bring the links, a pen, and some adhesive. You could ask your sisters to fill in their generations as best they can while you introduce the message and explain the significance of the chain.
You can then link the chain together while discussing the different quotes.
Alternate the message links with the pedigree links, so they end up on the same side. You will also want to make sure the print is all faced in the same direction (so some links aren't upside-down). You could also assemble your
own chain before your visits to show your sisters, and then give them the unassembled version to complete on their own.
In case you missed my last ideas for Visiting Teaching for December, you can check out the post here. The Visiting Teaching Message for December is about our responsibility to participate in temple and family history work. Here is a paper chain to share with my sisters, with quotes from the message, along with some links for a family pedigree.
You can download the file here. I printed mine on colored construction paper, that I trimmed down to 8.5 x 11.
If you assemble your sisters' paper chains during your visit, you will want to bring the links, a pen, and some adhesive. You could ask your sisters to fill in their generations as best they can while you introduce the message and explain the significance of the chain.
You can then link the chain together while discussing the different quotes.
Alternate the message links with the pedigree links, so they end up on the same side. You will also want to make sure the print is all faced in the same direction (so some links aren't upside-down). You could also assemble your own chain before your visits to show your sisters, and then give them the unassembled version to complete on their own.
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