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Roll a Rainbow - Primary Singing Time for March 2021

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Welcome Back, Primary Friends and Parents! You might have noticed a lack of video last week... we are starting to get back to in-person meetings! It was so fun to be able to meet some of you in person and to hear you sing. I still wanted to share our activity with those of you who were unable to attend in person yet, and I hope you have as much fun as we did with this game in primary on Sunday. We focused on three primary songs (two are review, if you have been following along with these videos): "When I am Baptized," "The Priesthood is Restored," and "The Church of Jesus Christ." I've linked some videos of these songs below, although you can also find these on the Gospel Library app.  In order to play this game, you will need:  Roll a Rainbow Worksheet: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xnQrg5Paix66ImSKnoOQ4Qb7UWPFTsTy/view?usp=sharing   Coloring Supplies (crayons, markers, colored pencils... whatever you enjoy coloring with) A die (a giant die makes t...

Primary Songs and Rainbows! - Primary Video for March 2021

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 Welcome back, Primary Friends! I am so excited to have you along for this week's singing time adventure. Make sure you bring your thinking caps because we will be doing a SCIENCE EXPERIMENT to introduce one of my favorite primary songs!  Additional Links: Ribbon Wand Instructions: http://soldaeira.blogspot.com/2013/04/varinha-arco-iris-rainbow-wand.html?_szp=414204  I based my ribbon wand on the instructions from "Sol da Eira." However, I chose to use a wooden dowel as the base of my ribbon wand. Of course, you could modify this even more and use an unsharpened pencil, a chopstick, a popsicle stick... whatever you have on hand! I wanted my wand to feel super magical, so I chose to cut my ribbons one yard long (instead of the 30 cm mentioned in the original tutorial, which just seemed too short to me!). Next, I used packaging tape and lined up my ribbons along that before rolling it onto the dowel. I covered the packaging tape with glittery gold washi tape to make my ribb...