Notes from our September Zoom on Primary will be here at 5-6 pm 9/12/20

 

Primarily Primary for 2020

Our September Zoom Meeting will be on September 12, 2020 from 5-6PM Arizona Time  

WATCH THE MEETING HERE!  

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What DID we cover?

     How many ways can we introduce Family History to Children?  How do we teach them to value their family experiences?  What have you been doing to increase your family connection while COVID19 has been rampant?  Grandparents get lonely without family connections - This presentation will not only be great for Primary Presidencies but for families in general to give them ideas for success!

     Part of family history is teaching how to document events with family for others to read in the future.  Activities with Grandparents can be precious and more so when their voices are recorded and uploaded to the Memories section of Family Search.  During the presentation, we will explore different ways kids can experience Family History

     Primarily Primary is a program that we created to help the young 11-year-olds who will be transitioning in January to the Young Men's' and Young Women's' programs.  Giving them a little heads up on genealogy terms, and having consultants work with the family, great things can be learned just by playing some of the Family Search apps.  

This Zoom will cover:

• Primary Counselor over Family History role
• Handouts on the links in our presentation
• Handouts to use in working with the youth.
• Suggestions for goals a young primary child could have for the project to pick from.
• Certificates of Excellence are available if you want them

Also, we will give you links to these from our One Drive.  Please send us an email before you download anything.  Thank you.  

The PDF of this event will give you links to what we discuss.  

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Link to Primary Tracker only:

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Primary 2020 Tracker

Basic Genealogy Terms will be covered

Info sheet for the Counselors to get to know the family better when helping with FH or playing games where the leader needs to know the answer.    "What State was your Mother born in?"

Check lists for success

Optional Certificate for their book of Remembrance

It's here if you want it.

Link to Primarily Primary Files

Remember to download to your system and change the name so that you do not change our Templates.

Teaching 11-12 year olds how to do Family History?

How to teach 11-12 year olds

how to do Family history... 

Family History is the third most popular hobby on the planet.  The first is video games.  How to we shift the paradigm from one to another?  This article will address points that may help your child to avoid some temptations of the Adversary.  If kids use their time wisely, they can avoid, temptations from friends, sex, drugs, alcohol.  Immersing themselves into Family History becomes a useful and creative outlet for a chance for a successful adult life.

We have been promised

• Elder Dale G. Renlund: “I extend the promise of protection that’s been offered in the past. . . . I promise you protection for you and your family as you take this challenge to find as many names to take to the temple as ordinances you perform in the temple, and teach others to do the same. . . . If you accept this challenge, blessings will begin to flow to you and your family. . . . You’ll find not only protection from the temptations and ills of this world, but you’ll also find personal power, power to change, power to repent, power to learn, power to be sanctified, and power to turn the hearts of your family together and heal that which needs healing.”


• Elder Richard G. Scott: “Do you young people want a sure way to eliminate the influence of the adversary in your life? Immerse yourself in searching for your ancestors, prepare their names for the sacred vicarious ordinances available in the temple, and then go to the temple to stand as proxy for them.”


• Elder Quentin L. Cook: “If the youth in each ward will not only go to the temple and do baptisms for their dead but also work with their families and other ward members to provide the family names for the ordinance work they perform, both they and the Church will be greatly blessed.”


• Elder Russell M. Nelson: “Consider the spiritual connections that are formed when a young woman helps her grandmother enter family information into a computer. . . . When our hearts turn to our ancestors, something changes inside us. We feel part of something greater than ourselves.”


• Elder David A. Bednar: “I encourage you to study, to search out your ancestors, and to prepare yourselves to perform proxy baptisms in the house of the Lord for your kindred dead. . . .
  “As you respond in faith to this invitation, your hearts shall turn to the fathers. . . . And I promise you will be protected against the intensifying influence of the adversary. As you participate in and love this holy work, you will be safeguarded in your youth and throughout your lives.”

https://www.familysearch.org/blog/en/claim-promises-taking-family-names/

https://www.lds.org/ensign/2015/10/protecting-our-youth-through-family-history?lang=eng

If you are in a Primary Presidency, Beehive Advisor, or Deacon Advisor, or teachers over each class, this next video will help you.  This trains the trainer on how to get kids interest using tools that they can relate to:

When you show this video to kids, they will learn about the apps that will help them graduate to the Consultant Planner. 

We can help you if you are in the Scottsdale Coordinating Council, by visiting your meeting of the Leadership and providing training to help your children.

 Imagine youself watching a worthy young person go off on a mission, one comes home, falls in love and is sealed for Time and All Eternity.  
Now imagine yourself changing a baby's diaper.  You did plenty of these in your life, but now it's your grandchild.  The mother is trying to get off drugs and alcohol and lives with you so you can help with the child.  

What if they played clean video games like Geneapardy, Compare-a-Face, and Kinpoint which teaches them a little bit on how to use a fan chart.

I made my LDS novels free or .99 (ebooks) on Amazon for this purpose.  To me, it's important that they have free, clean books to read and games to play.  

Please let us know if you enjoyed this and if we can help you further.   text to:  480 262 3525

Ted and Karen Meyer 

When you train someone, sometimes they are overwhelmed and won't feel like they can remember or do a 1 on 1 visit with a ward member without a big manual.  I have attached our CHEAT SHEET, which till help clarify and  teach you the things we need to teach the kids


Message to Priesthood Leaders:  Our message to the world is to 

NASWfamilyhistory Newsletter for August 2018 by TedKarenMeyer