January – Godhead
February – Plan of Salvation
March – Atonement of Jesus Christ
April – Apostasy and Restoration
May – Prophets and Revelation
June – Priesthood and Priesthood Keys
July – Ordinances and Covenants
August – Marriage and Family
September – The Commandments
October – Becoming More Christlike
November – Spiritual and Temporal Self-Reliance
December – Building the Kingdom
January – Godhead
February – Plan of Salvation
March – Atonement of Jesus Christ
April – Apostasy and Restoration
May – Prophets and Revelation
June – Priesthood and Priesthood Keys
July – Ordinances and Covenants
August – Marriage and Family
September – The Commandments
October – Becoming More Christlike
November – Spiritual and Temporal Self-Reliance
December – Building the Kingdom
January – Godhead
February – Plan of Salvation
March – Atonement of Jesus Christ
April – Apostasy and Restoration
May – Prophets and Revelation
June – Priesthood and Priesthood Keys
July – Ordinances and Covenants
August – Marriage and Family
September – The Commandments
October – Becoming More Christlike
November – Spiritual and Temporal Self-Reliance
December – Building the Kingdom
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10 HOUR PROJECT IDEAS: 10 Hour Value Project Ideas
127 - Ten Hour Value Project Ideas by Emily Harmer
Time Tracking Sheets for Value Projects by Ondrea Slade
ACTIVITIES: A "P" Party
At a Snail's Pace
Faith Factor: Personal Progress by Paige Moore
I ran into an idea about doing file boxes the girls could decorate themselves and then giving them index cards in value colors for them to keep track of their value experiences and 10-hour projects. I really like the idea because the girls can use something they made their own (the file boxes) to keep track of Personal Progress. I am also going to encourage the girls to write about the value experience/value project on these color-coded cards. Then when we do Personal Progress interviews, I can have the girls bring their file boxes. It's kind of been like pulling teeth to get the girls to tell me about the value experiences they have done. I think this should be a great jump-start for the girls... (Idea by Sharon Stamps)
I-HOP (Important Hour of Progress)
It's Toot Sunday! (Fun idea....)
Journey to the Tree of Life Activity by Adria Taylor
Ketchup Night - Have tator tots and ketchup. Have the girls bring their PP book and journal and they can "catch up" in doing their PP as you pull them out and do some interviews. (Idea by Mischelle)
"Kick off" tailgate party - We each took a couple of values (or a couple we could switch off). We split the group into four and had them rotate. I took Knowledge and Good Works. We went to the kitchen and I taught how to make a couple of quick meals that could help pass off requirements on both (learning how to cook and cooking for your family for one week). We each gave the girls a card at the end with exactly what we learned and what else needed to be done. (I do not believe in passing off a requirement completely during an activity - I always require them to do something themselves to make it PERSONAL) I think it was a good way to show that Personal Progress didn't have to be some monumental huge thing that added more stress. It was really a lot of every day things. (Heather Rich / ga04022007)
Mutual Activities with a Personal Progress Value Purpose
Personal Progress Basketball
Personal Progress Clue Game by Susan Wilson
Personal Progress Fair
Personal Progress Midnight Madness by Amy Todd
Personal Progress Party by Cami DeWitt
Personal Progress Pep Rally by Angie Peterson
Personal Progress Scripture Activity by Stephanie Brown
Prepare now for your Prince Charming by Becky Thompson
Young Women Shrinky Dink Key Chain Tags
ARTICLES: Five reasons to love Personal Progress by Jan Pinborough
BOOKLETS: Young Women Values Booklet
CENTERPIECE IDEAS: Value Centerpieces
CLIPART:
Value Girls - Black and White
CRAFT IDEAS: Young Women Notebooks by Brittany Stucki
GAMES: A game of values
Bubble Gum Game
Personal Progress Jeopardy by Katie Poland
Pingo Game by Shantelle Colborn
GENERAL CONFERENCE & PERSONAL PROGRESS: Don't "cheet" yourself....watch General Conference by Ondrea Slade
GIFT IDEAS FOR YOUNG WOMEN GRADUATING TO RELIEF SOCIETY: Candy Gram Bye!
Take Note
GOALS:
Goals on Faith in Personal Progress Program
Goals on Divine Nature in Personal Progress Program
Goals on Individual Worth in Personal Progress Program
Goals on Knowledge in Personal Progress Program
Goals on Choice & Accountability in Personal Progress Program
Goals on Good Works in Personal Progress Program
Goals on Integrity in Personal Progress Program
Personal Progress Worksheets
HANDOUT: Enjoy the sweet rewards of Personal Progress by Jennifer Day
If Personal Progress has got you spooked (handout for Halloween) by Sara Cady
Last Sunday for Personal Progress thought and handout I gave out with a penny taped to it..."We were given two ends: One to think with, and one to sit on. It's up to you which you'll use more. Heads you win, Tails you lose!" the penny taped here...Use your head and choose to do Personal Progress and you will win. I handed out 2 sheets for good works and read a thought. (Idea by Laurie Farmer / ga10012007)
Peppermint Stick - I am giving my girls those jumbo peppermint sticks (also crook'less!) for Christmas and attaching a little card that says something like, "This peppermint stick is to remind you to "STICK TO IT" on your Personal Progress! The holiday season is the perfect time to feel the SWEETNESS of setting and achieving some great goals!" (Credit Unknown)
Personal Progress Binders
Personal Progress Bookmarks
Personal Progress Goal Bookmark
Personal Progress Incentive Handout Ideas
Personal Progress Kit - can be made for occasion other than birthday!
Personal Progress Monthly Bookmark
Personal Progress Postcard by Andrea Walker - Encourage your YW to work on PP throughout the summer
Personal Progress Reminder Ideas
Personal Progress Worksheets by Jennie Bradfield (ga09242007) - pdf document
Prayer is like brushing teeth by Ondrea Slade
Summer Personal Progress Reminder
Survival Kits - to be given out during Personal Progress Interview
TONS of handout ideas!!!! Check it out.
You could make your own Shrinky Dinks (remember them???) - personalize them to personal progress or the values. Make them into key chains. Craft stores and Wal-mart sell the sheets if you'd rather not make your own.
Young Women Jewelry Bookmark
HELPS FOR PARENTS:
10 Easy Ways to Help Your Daughter with Personal Progress
Mom Muffin Meeting
Online Personal Progress Helps by Shane Manning
Parent Personal Progress Reminder Cards
Personal Progress Parent Letter
Ways Parents can encourage personal progress by Ondrea Slade
HOLIDAY HANDOUTS (pertaining to Personal Progress): Personal Progress Valentines by Sam Cousins
Put your "heart" into Personal Progess by Tricia Andersen
HONOR BEE: Honor Bee Packet
Honor Bee Tracking Booklet
Personal Progress Honor Bee Certificate
INCENTIVES FOR GIRLS:
Dawn's Personal Progress Incentives
Don't 'Fall' Behind by Holly Schwendiman
Is your plate too full??
Laurel Motivation Program
Motivational Idea
One Sunday you could have a basket filled with Hershey kisses and sticks of chewing gum. Attach a note to the basket or tell the girls before you pass the basket around that if they are [working on their Personal Progress] they can give themselves a kiss. If however, they are not working on it they can chew themselves out. (Idea by Linda Oesterreicher / ga04022007)
Personal Progress Bouquet
Personal Progress Incentives
Personal Progress Motivators
Reward Jar by Nikki Ripplinger
Value Jar
We have called a personal progress coordinator. She keeps track of all that information. The first Wed. of each month is personal progress night and each young women and her Mom/Dad have signed up to take that Wednesday night and teach us something that passes off one of THEIR personal progress goals. The girls all bring their books (most don't remember), but that's okay because we have a tracking sheet in our binders too that shows what's been done. The last 1/2 hour of mutual we divide the girls up and we pull each of the girls out one at a time and go over their books or the things that they've done. If they bring their book and we pass stuff off they take a trip to the blessings basket (just a hodge podge of $1.00 stuff) and they get one things for each goal they've completed. We didn't go back and honor previous things done..only since the basket was implemented. This seems to help the girls get motivated. Each first Sunday of the month the p.p coordinator gives the girls a goal to work on based on the value of the month that we are working on. This month it's Integrity #2. If they complete their Value Projects then they get a value bag. One girl just completed her Faith and so she got a white bag filled with all white things. I'm not sure what went in there since the coordinator did it. She presented it yesterday and asked the girl not to show any of the other girls.....they were really bummed, but it peaked their curiosity. (Angela Paladeni / ga10162006)
Work hard on your Personal Progress (Whopper Handout) by Janne Gilbert
INTERVIEW HELPS: "I find when I buckle down and do regular Personal Progress interviews with the girls, they make more progress than when I get bogged down and forget." (Idea by Jennifer Griffeth)
Interviewing the Young Women by Capri Barlow
Personal Progress Interview Form by Billie Jean Pew
INVITATIONS: Personal Progress Pizza and Picnic Invitations by Rachel Allen
LESSON HELPS:
Interactive Lessons: Encouraging Young Women to Work on Personal Progress
LIVING CHRIST CHALLENGE: Living Christ Cards by Allison Marcroft
Living Christ Challenge by Wendy Christensen
The Living Christ - Memorization Activity
OBJECT LESSONS: Apple Object Lesson - My counselor had a girl come to the front and hold an apple. She asked what good was this apple if all she did was hold it in her hand. Obviously not much good. You have to eat it to benefit from it. She applied this to Personal Progress. It does no good sitting on the shelf. You have to internalize it - to take it into your life. (Idea by Amy)
Lucky Charms Object Lesson
Personal Project Analogy by Emily Christian
Personal Progress is Sweet
ONLINE VIDEO CLIPS: Blessing of Personal Progress
For Madison
How to thread the Personal Progress bookmark
The Miracle of Personal Progress
OTHER: 10 Easy Ways to Help your Daughter with Personal Progress
A summer of progress by Ondrea Slade - Letter to parents encouraging their girls to work on PP throughout the summer as well as give them ideas.
How do I motivate my girls to do Personal Progress?
I'm pocketing my values!
Jill's Value Posters
Keeping Up With Personal Progress
Our Personal Progress Plan by Holly Schwendiman
Personal Progress Kickoff by Alyssa Brown
Personal Progress Minute by Ciria Knighton
Personal Progress Power Point Presentation by Barbara Lee
Personal Progress - Powerful Potential
Personal Progress Resource by Kim Anderson
Personal Progress Table by Sally Tielemans
Personal Progress Value Requirements by Lauri Thurber - a breakdown of the requirements by category so leaders or parents might know what can be accomplished in one sitting, or what may take several weeks to work on, etc.
Personal Progress Website Outline by Leah Peterson
Personal Progress Worksheets by Jennie Bradfield (ga09242007) - pdf document
Recognition Letter
Scripture Journal Pages
Temple Rag Quilt and Pattern by Amy Gregson
Value Cover Sheets
Value Tabs (for binders)
Walk His Path by Rachel Rebarchik and Ken Jones
We will be playing personal progress tag every Sunday. We have a "You're It!" card that is passed around. One is for the 2nd and 4th Sunday, the other is for the 1st and 3rd Sunday. At the very beginning we had all the girls stand up and we tagged one "You're It". So in two weeks that Young Woman will get up during opening exercises and give a personal progress moment. We have the girls tell what value they worked on, what they did and how they felt. When the girl is finished, she asks the girls who haven't been tagged on this round to stand up, and she tags the next girl. (Credit Unknown)
What do the value colors mean? (Credit Unknown - transferred from lds-yw files)
What's new in Personal Progress? (2010)
PARTY IDEAS: At a Snail's Pace
"P" Party
"P" Party (another one)
Personal Progress Basketball by Heidi Bartle
Personal Progress Pedicures
Prophet Party by Jeanni Gould - great idea for a 10 hour project
PERSONAL PROGRESS COVERS: Personal Progress Book Holder by Janetta Graham
Personal Progress Book Straps by Susie Dawson
Personal Progree Packet by M'Shelle Dixon
Personal Progress Pouches by Kimberly Keetch
POEMS: Values Like Stars
Whatever it takes by Jolene Pugmire - A great poem to give to parents
PREPARED TALKS: Personal Progress and Pink Seashells by Denise Webster
PRODUCTS FOR PURCHASE: Fabric Value Banner by Corrine Beaumont
Personal Progress Materials from the Church
Value Flags by Michelle Shirley
YW Theme and Value Cards by Michelle Shirley
PROGRAMS: Be the Girl of Your Dreams
Operation Personal Progress Mission: Possible
Personal Progress Night
The Family Mood - Skit about parents helping with Personal Progress
QUOTES: Quick Quotes
RECOGNITION IDEAS: Personal Progress Candygram and Printables
SKITS:
Value Flower Skit
STORIES OR ARTICLES: Five Reasons to love Personal Progress (from November 2006 New Era)
Making Progress Personal (from August 2006 New Era)
My Personal Progress (from October 2006 New Era)
Walk His Path by Rachel Rebarchik and Ken Jones
TRACKING SHEETS OR CHARTS: A fun jeweled poster by Melinda Beachell
Computerized Version from YMYW.org
Personal Progress Worksheets by RaLene Compton
Personal Progress Daily Worksheet by Denise Thompson
Personal Progress Posters by Jenny P. Anderson
Personal Progress Timeframe Spreadsheet by JoLayna
Personal Progress Tracker using Excel by Deanne Ririe
Personal Progress Tracking Chart by Emily Mann
Personal Progress Tracking Chart by Marilyn DeLange
Personal Progress Tracking Chart (Editable) by Rachel Anderson
Personal Progress Tracking Sheet 1
Personal Progress Tracking Sheet 2
Personal Progress Tracking Sheet 3
Personal Progress Tracking Sheet 4
Personal Progress Tracking Sheet by Becky Evans
Personal Progress Tracking Sheet by Veronica Cortez
Time Tracking Sheets for Value Projects by Ondrea Slade
TRIVIA: Young Women and Personal Progress Trivia by Shannon Foster
VALUE POSTERS & PRINTABLES (for binders, bulletin boards, displays, etc.) Amy's Value Prints
Jill's Value Posters
Nicole's Value Posters
Value Cover Sheets by Melanie Day
YW Value Flags and Banner by Dina Acreman
VIDEO CLIPS: Blessing of Personal Progress
For Madison
How to thread the Personal Progress bookmark
WEBSITES:
Personal Progress Helps
Personal Progress Reminder Ideas
TONS of handout ideas!!!! Check it out.
WORKSHEETS: Personal Progress Worksheets by RaLene Compton
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