Activity Days: How to be a Friend

Tonight was lots of fun! We talked about friendship and how to be a friend. I printed this out and talked about it first:
http://digitaldivideandconquer.blogspot.ie/…/how-to-be-frie…

We then talked about different personalities, and how each of us are unique and that that is okay. We talked aboit introverted vs. Extroverted. Then The girls took a color personality test to understand themselves better and each other.
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/…/True-Colors-Personali…

It was fun to see what colors they were and how we all compliment one another. Last, we made a yummy treat mixing different foods together that made an amazing dessert. Just like the treat, some of us are straight arrows, soft and flexible, square and exact or rough on the edges. And some of us have a hard exterior but once we get past that, deep down, we are sweet.😍and all together, we are awesome :)
so I used Cheerios, rice Chex, pretzel sticks, marshmallows, coconut flakes, and Reese pieces eggs. They LOVED it. One if my favorite activities!

I handed out a bookmark for each girl on how to be a friend so they can remember!

Image below is of the book mark.  Feel free to right click and save it to use for your lesson!

LDS Activity Days Binder & Workbook

I got a new calling for church a few months ago.  I am an assistant leader for the Activity Day girls.  These girls are 8-11 years old.  It's such a fun age.  Even better, my 2 oldest are in it with me.

I decided that our 12 girls needed binders to help them stay organized and help them reach their Faith in God achievements.

I first put together these pages so they would have adorable printouts.
I used Digital Papers by Citrus and Mint.  I love the set from it.  Can't go wrong with Gold and pink.

Also, to help them with their goals, I got workbook pages from JustPoppie Etsy Shop.  They break down each goal so it's easier for the girls to plan and understand what to do.  I personally highly recommend this purchase!

Every printout is copied from the lds.org website.

I put the cover on the outside of the binder.  The header for each section, I put in page protectors.  The rest of them, I copied on normal paper, in black and white since it would have costed an arm and a leg.

Here are the pages I created:

 I hope you love it as much as my girls and I do!  They were so excited when I gave them their binders.  They all got started on them.  Makes me happy to hear that!

You can download these pages here:

http://jmp.sh/iaJnRjE

Let me know what you think!  Please share and give credit where credit is due!  I put a LOT of time to creating these so I would appreciate it!