November 2014
Week 3: Repentance is a change of mind and heart.
Identify the doctrine (revealing a picture): Prepare wordstrips with words from the sentence “Repentance is a change of mind and heart” written on each one. Use the wordstrips to cover a picture of the Anti-Nephi-Lehies burying their weapons. Ask a few children to remove the wordstrips and place them in the correct order on the board. Ask the children to read the sentence together, using actions to emphasize the words mind and heart.
Encourage understanding (listening to a scripture story): Tell the children that there was a group of people in the Book of Mormon who had a change of heart. Tell the following story (see Alma 24): “Ammon taught a group of Lamanites about the gospel. They had been wicked people, but they believed what Ammon taught them and had a change of heart. They wanted to join the Church, so they repented of their sins, promised they would not fight, and buried their weapons of war. They changed their name to the Anti-Nephi-Lehies and became a hardworking, righteous people.”
Encourage application (burying “swords” and singing): Give each child a piece of paper. Ask the children to draw a picture of a sword and then write a wrong choice on their swords (such as “fighting with my brother” or “telling a lie”). Ask the children to share ways they can choose the right and then “bury” their swords by crumpling their papers or throwing them away. Sing “Repentance” (CS, 98).

Cut out words for :
“Repentance is a change of mind and heart”
Coloring for Jr. primary:
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Children also enjoy watching short videos and it helps to share the tools the church gives us to use.
Press the following video link:
People of Ammon
| WRONG CHOICE |
Cut out words for :
“Repentance is a change of mind and heart”
Coloring for Jr. primary:
Children also enjoy watching short videos and it helps to share the tools the church gives us to use.
Press the following video link:
People of Ammon
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