Come Follow Me Sketchnotes
1 Corinthians 1-7; August 19-25;
“Be Perfectly Joined Together”
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Happy Monday!
We're easing back into our homeschool routine around here, and this year is going to be better than ever. I'm so excited about all the fantastic opportunities we have to learn and study together.
Each week along with the free Come Follow Me Sketchnotes, I share our family plan for studying the Come Follow Me lessons together. We have a wide range of ages of children: 14 years, down to 2 years old. It's tricky to get everyone involved and engaged at the same time!
I try to keep things simple and trust that each of the children will hear and understand the principles at their own level.
Here's what we'll be learning about this week.
Monday: Read Introduction from CFM Manual and Human Knot Activity
We're easing back into our homeschool routine around here, and this year is going to be better than ever. I'm so excited about all the fantastic opportunities we have to learn and study together.
Each week along with the free Come Follow Me Sketchnotes, I share our family plan for studying the Come Follow Me lessons together. We have a wide range of ages of children: 14 years, down to 2 years old. It's tricky to get everyone involved and engaged at the same time!
I try to keep things simple and trust that each of the children will hear and understand the principles at their own level.
Here's what we'll be learning about this week.
Monday: Read Introduction from CFM Manual and Human Knot Activity
Tuesday: 1 Corinthians 1:10-17. Watch "We Don't Need to Be The Same to be One"
Wednesday: Read 1 Corinthians 1:25-31 and read Multiplication Master. and discuss.
Thursday: Watch The Holy Ghost sing along video
Friday: Listen to The Scripture Study Project podcast in the car while driving to/from a soccer tournament.
Sunday: Weekly Recap. Kids lead discussion. We'll also discuss this video with our older kids.
Further Study for Adults:
Personal Purity by Elder Holland
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How to use Scripture Sketchnotes:
TRACE. You can also trace these into your scriptures or journal using a light box or a sunny window. My husband made me an awesome lightbox, but this one is a great option for you to purchase.
COLORING PAGE. Use as a coloring page for your kids to work on during family scripture time. Write additional notes and insights on the pages as you go. You could add all the completed sketchnotes pages to a binder to keep as a reminder of the gospel topics you've discussed together.
STICKER PAPER. Print on clear sticker paper and cut apart the doodles to add to your scripture journal or into the margins of your scriptures. (This year, I am using this free wide-margin New Testament PDF that I had printed and spiral bound at a local copy shop. But there are many wide-margin options available.)
STICKER PAPER. Print on clear sticker paper and cut apart the doodles to add to your scripture journal or into the margins of your scriptures. (This year, I am using this free wide-margin New Testament PDF that I had printed and spiral bound at a local copy shop. But there are many wide-margin options available.)
Printing on clear sticker paper allows you to add color to the doodles using colored pencils, but still be able to see the words beneath them. I have tried out a few different kinds of colored pencils on this sticker paper. Ergosoft pencils and Prismacolor pencils work really well.
You might also like my other sketchnotes posts.
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