First, we are playing "personal progress basketball." To do this, we'll divide our Young Women into two teams. Team One searches their Personal Progress books for specific Value Experiences based on the clues a leader provides (see below). While Team One searches, members of Team Two take turns shooting baskets until every member of Team One has her finger on the Value Experience in question. Team Two gets one point for every basket it makes during that time. At the end of a round (five searches), the teams switch places. Team One shoots baskets while Team Two searches for Value Experiences. The team with the most points after the pre-determined number of rounds wins.

Next, the girls will go through value stations. We have seven leaders, so each will be in charge of a 3-5 minute presentation on one value. I have copied pages from a book called "Object Lessons on the Young Women Values." The ideas are awesome! I supplemented a couple of  the shorter ones with a story from a GA talk and an excerpt from "Standing for Something" by President Hinckley. At each station, the girls who have passed off goals for that value will be able to sample the snacks offered at the station, which will all be the color of that value.

The stations should take about half an hour, and so should the basketball. So at the end, we'll meet as a group and I'll read the welcome letter from the first presidency at the beginning of the Personal Progress book.

Copy of Invitations (Click here)

James Faust Story - for the Good Works Station (Click here)

Outline (Click here)

Personal Progress Basketball (Click here)

Value Treats (Click here)
 

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