Friendship is a Special Gift
Have you ever had a Wilbur day? by Alice Gifford


 

Make a friendship wallet



Family Home Evening Lesson on Friendship by Deseret Book
Friendship

I will seek good friends by LDS Living



Friendship Game



A true friend is KNOT critical.   A true friend is KNOT thoughtless or Judgmental.   A true friend is KNOT untrustworthy and does KNOT destroy. Rather she builds. A true  friendship is KNOT just a blessing but is a miracle.  A true friendship is KNOT to be taken for granted.  You are rich if you have but one true friend.  Do KNOT forget to be that true friend. Let's keep our friendship KNOT'S knotted tightly so our friendship does KNOT slip away! (Attach this saying to a piece of rope tied in a know, pretzels or make breadsticks tied in a knot)
Cookies and Friends
Friendship Gum
Friendship Handout
Friendship Kit by Andrea Walker
Give Rolos and Hershey kisses with this thought: "Make new friends, but keep the old. For some are silver and other are gold." (with the candy, you gave gold and silver like in the poem!)
Give some cookies with this thought: "Friends and Cookies"  Friends . . .they come in all shapes and sizes and colors. Some are soft and sugar coated. Some are snappy and full of ginger, and some are just plain nutty. We can treat ourselves to many different kinds and there is always room for one more."
Go to a pharmacy and get some medicine bottles.  Fill them with jelly beans or similar candy.  Put the following phrase on the label: "The best vitamin for making friends is B-1."
Heart - "Friendship is a work of heart" (heart candy or sticker)
Spoon - Take a plastic spoon and fill the end of spoon with a treat.  Put a plastic baggie over the end of spoon, covering treat, and tie closed with ribbon.  Attach the following saying: "A spoonful of patience helps any friendship grow."



A path to Christ-like friendships (2007 BYU Women's Conference)



Friends Are Fun
I'll be your friend, June 1998, New Era
Sing Me A Song



Rx for Friendship-Be One



Choosing good friends



Have you ever thought what this word stands for?  Do you know that a simple "hello" can be a sweet one?  The word H E L L O means:

H=How are you?
E=Everything all right?
L= Like to hear from you
L= Love to see you soon!
O=Obviously, You are my friend...so,  HELLO!!

Small Gift Ideas
Come to the Garden
The Marble Story - A fun tag to give with gift



A friend from A to Z
A friend is like...
Be a friend puzzle poem (click button to enlarge)
Friendship Poem
Forever Friends by Patricia Kingsley
Two friends...- Learn to write your hurts in the sand and to carve your blessings in stone.



One Liners
Quick Quotes
 

How to tell when you're rich

Lessons from the Geese
The Best of Friends - as friends, we help each other out
The Hospital Window
The Little Boy & The Rattlesnake (can  be related to the importance of choosing good friends)

  Check your church library to see if they have any of these videos...

Family Home Evening Video Supplement - 'True Friends Help You Keep the Commandments,' 3:23 min. (Video Clip 1)