Mid-Week Activities centered around....
Integrity
 

Color Coded Proclamations

We played "Who am I?" with names on our backs. Could only ask yes or no questions. When everyone had guessed who they were we then read the scriptures in this experience. We used Ruth, Joseph Smith, Emma Smith, Nephi, etc.

Discuss with the girls the importance of taking a stand. Together, write letters to the Governor or any other elected official. Include in the letter something that is of concern to you as a citizen. Ask what you can do to help solve the problem and request a response back.

For the Strength of Youth Bags

I encouraged our girls to start a testimony scrapbook - as scrapbooking is all the rage and most of them are really into this. It started as an Integrity project for myself and when I shared the idea the girls loved it and it grew into testimony scrapbooks. I made scrapbook pages from artwork in old Church Magazines (you can pick up stacks at your local D.I.),
collected quotes and saying on Integrity (it's amazing how much you can find on integrity quotes, etc. on an Internet search!), wrote my own thoughts and testimony of integrity and even some journal entries from my past when I felt integrity really helped me through something or I developed more of it, and put them all together to make some pretty fun looking scrapbook pages.  I even found old lesson handouts from when I was a young woman to fill some spaces on my pages. (Idea by Holly)

Puzzling Out Integrity - Clues are places throughout the church.  At each spot the girls will find a puzzle piece which they later put together.  The puzzle is a small scripture on integrity.  Then have a short lesson on integrity and give each young woman a handout with a picture of Christ with the integrity scripture.  Mount these on purple cardstock and decorate with a ribbon.
 

 Worthy of Imitation - Each class might select a woman they would like to honor.  The guests could be from ward or stake.  A statement is read by a representative from each class about the woman selected by the class.  Women could be chosen who represent qualities of each of the seven values.

Puzzle Activity - Divide into groups.  Provide a jig saw puzzle (300 pieces) for each group.  Award a prize to the first group to: 1) get all their puzzle pieces turned right side up, 2) complete the outside frame of their puzzle, 3) 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place for completing their puzzle, 4) first group to get every piece back into their box after completing the puzzle.  Hold an “on-time” drawing and award a mini puzzle to a young man or young woman who had arrived on time.  This activity fosters cooperation as the youth work together to complete their goal.

We had a "purple party" one time, since purple is the color for integrity.  Everyone dressed up in purple and there was an award for the girl wearing the most purple. We had purple decorations and grape punch. This was several years ago, and I don't remember what else we did to tie it in to integrity. But, once you got the girls there, you could tell stories of people who showed integrity. (Credit Unknown)