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Song Story/Story Song * Heart Arrange Order Game * Simplified ASL * Prayer Game * PVC Pipe Prayer Phones * Egg Shakers * Paper Plates * Matching Game * Bells * Cup Stack * Repeated Patterns Poster * Prayer Mobile
SIMPLE, ENGAGING PRIMARY SINGING TIME IDEAS FOR LDS PRIMARY SONG A CHILD'S PRAYER
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PVC telephone for each child - easy to make with 3/4" PVC pipe cut to 3.5" lengths with 90° elbows attached to both ends. Optional - cover the center part with duct tape.
HOW TO PLAY:
Let the kids hold them to their ears and sing into the phones. (When you sing into the mouth end, you hear your voice clearly on the ear end).
From Kim: They were perfect for this song because of the visual of speaking directly to Heavenly Father and asking questions, but also because of the two (song) parts and they could follow their leader and hear themselves and the other part was muddled so they weren't as distracted by the other group's part. Hope that makes sense. They work beautifully! Kids love them. I handed the teachers each a bag of phones and inside that Ziploc I included a smaller Ziploc with a couple of Clorox wipes. When teachers collected them, they quickly wiped off both ends of the phones, put them back into the large bag. Cleaned and ready to go for next time. They can be used with any song. I called them "prayer phones" for this song because and for other songs "singing phones."
EXTENSION IDEA: Get a long piece of pipe and keep it long. Invite two kids who are singing well to sing into the pipe back and forth, phrase-by-phrase to each other (as everyone else sings). Repeat and invite new pairs of kids up as time allows.
5. Egg Shakers
6. PAPER PLATE MOVEMENT
[Idea thanks to Sharla Dance]
Extender
As as extender to the activity... see full extender ideas in Sharla's post HERE.
7-8. MATCHING GAME & BELLS
Check out Camille's post here for a matching game and bell chart for this song!
9. CHORUS CUP STACK (2nd Verse)
[Idea& Photo credit: Amy Goodrich]
WHAT YOU NEED:
Plastic or paper cups with the words from the chorus written on them
HOW TO PLAY:
Let a child come up and stack the cups in order as everyone sings.
10. REPEATED PATTERNS POSTER
WHAT YOU NEED:
Posters with rhythm/word patterns and blank squares - see all poster pictures in the blog post (link below).
HOW TO PLAY:
For specific instructions and pictures of the posters,
