Reverence Book 



Reverence Clipart from Mormon Share
 

Family Home Evening Lesson on Reverence from Deseret Book (#1)
Family Home Evening Lesson on Reverence from Deseret Book (#2)
Family Home Evening Lesson on Reverence from Deseret Book (#3)
Reverence


 

Reverence Tag
Silent Simon Says



Great FHE on Reverence - can be used as a sharing time as well
How does reverence feel?

Reverence by L. Tom Perry
Reverence Pictures - Use these pictures of different body parts to discuss what each part should or should not be doing.
Shhh!  Keeping Kids Reverent at Church



Reverence is a feeling
Reverence Song for Nursery
 

A wise bishop.... - An idea to help with reverence in Sacrament Meeting
An idea to help your children be reverent during church
Gospel ABC Cards - These cards are designed to help your little ones be reverent during Sacrament Meeting or something similar.  Just print them, laminate, and punch a hole in the corner.  Put a metal ring clip through the hole to hold them together.  
Got Reverence? by Paula - An idea for helping Young Women be reverent
Hush (pdf document) taken from the October 2000 Friend
New Online Training - Lessons provide suggestions for overcoming common behavior concerns many Primary teachers face.  Each interactive lesson (6 total) can be viewed online and lasts about 10 to 15 minutes. 



Quick Quotes



Chris-Hopper
Click here for a list of reverence ideas for Primary
(Idea for Sunbeams) I shared with them the poem "What If" it is from the Friend. I printed off a small mouse and gave them it to put in their pocket.  I brought tape for those who did not have a pocket.  They sat so still so that their mice could see and hear. (Idea by Nicole Richins / ga11152007)



Children Like Animals
Christopher/Chris-Hopper
Jeremy John, the Wiggler
Michael (has pictures)
My Hands Can Be Reverent at Church
Primary Angel - When I was in the Primary a few years ago, we spent the entire year on reverence.
To Catch a Butterfly by Marilyn Wood - A couple of years ago, I found the following story in the friend about Reverence.  I read it to the children.  I then brought out bubbles and encouraged them to sit really still and see if they could catch the bubbles on their finger.  I told them the bubbles were like the butterflies in the story and they must be very quiet and still to be able to catch one.  Since this lesson, I've discovered Gymboree bubbles which you actually can catch!  Anyway, the lesson made a difference in the reverence of our ward and I think the kids knew more of what was expected of them. -DeEllen