ACTIVITIES:

 Activities around Individual Worth
 One of a Kind

CANDY BAR WRAPPERS:

 Individual Worth Candy Bar Wrapper

CLIPART:
 
 Individual Worth Clipart
 Remember the worth of souls is great.... from Emma's Place

FAMILY HOME EVENINGS:

 Family Home Evening Lesson from Deseret Book on Individual Worth

GAMES:

 A game of values

HANDOUT IDEAS:

 A wonderful printable by Michelle Shirley
 God's greatest creations by Geevz Anderson
 Individual Worth Handout
 Individual Worth Poster by Cynthia Gentry
 No Two Alike by Mandy Williams
 Value Bookmarks by Nancy Yang
Your Happily Ever After (Handout)

 Orange (Fruit): (Credit: DebaNae's) Give each young woman an orange. Have them look at it and be ready to recognize it. Ask them to put all of the oranges into the middle of table or room. Then ask each girl to find her orange. Talk about how each orange is individual and different but all of them have good stuff on the inside. Read to them this poem:

"If you choose to pick an orange on the premise that it's cute...
You are dealing with appealing not considering the fruit.
Now a peel is just a pretense, just a cover-up, a lure,
to entice your very senses, But you never can be sure.
For a thousand are attracted and excited by the skin
but...it's the deeper stuff that matters,
It's what's offered from within."

 Paper Snowflake: Show the girls the snowflakes. Point out the differences. Real snowflakes are also different from each other. Heavenly Father gives us each a beauty, talents and qualities that unique and special.
 You are unique
 Young Women Values Pencil Cards

LESSON HELPS:

Individual Worth Lesson Outline by Katie Jolley
 Which temple is the most beautiful? by Ami Peterson

MUSIC:

 Hymns that correlate with "Individual Worth"

NEW ERA POSTERS:

 Discover the beauty within
 Down on yourself?



ONLINE VIDEO CLIPS:

 Our True Identity

OTHER:

 CTR Rings
The truth about who you really are by Megan Gardner - A 10 day challenge
 Value Cover Sheets

PERSONAL PROGRESS HELPS:

 Goals for Individual Worth
 Letter of Appreciation by Laura Cooper (Individual Worth Goal #7)
 Value Experiences and Value Projects on Individual Worth (Really good resource)

POEMS:

 A snowflake
 Comes the dawn
 I am a child of royal birth by Anna Johnson
 Snowflakes by Margaret Allen
 The Price He Paid
 What is red?
 Who's the fairest of them all? by J. Clayton

QUOTES:

 One Liners
 Quick Quotes
 Quote by Marion D. Hanks

STORIES: 

 Be Yourself
 Clay Balls
 Conference of the Carpenter's Tools
 Dog Food and Other Gifts
 Good flaws
 Open Mouth, Insert Car (October 2006 New Era)
 Sneeches - Dr. Seuss wrote a book called Sneetches. (You could probably rent it from the library) It is about the starbelly Sneetches and the plain belly Sneetches. The Star Belly Sneetches were proud and walked right by the plain belly sneetches without saying a word to them. Then one day the scam artist Sylvester McMonkey McBean came to the beach. He was planning on scamming the Sneetches with the star belly on and star belly off machines. When the plain belly sneetches went into starbelly on machine they got tars on their bellies just like the starbelly Sneetches. When the starbelly Sneetches saw that the plain belly sneetches had stars they were very mad. So after that the starbelly Sneetches which were once plainbelly went from star belly too no starbelly. They kept going back and forth and back until all their money was all gone. They did not know who was who. Then all the Sneetches started too respect everyone on the beach even if they had stars or no stars. The reason Dr. Seuss wrote The Sneetches is that he went through some troublesome times as a child. When he was young he was Jewish and his parents were German. So kids made fun of him and threw coal at him when he was walking to school. He wanted to tell everybody that they are equal so he wrote Sneetches.
 The most important question
 The starfish
 The Twenty Dollar Bill
 The Ugly Duckling

SCRAPBOOK PAPER:

 YW Value Scrapbook Paper by Andrea Walker

SKITS:

 The Striped Fuzzy Buzzies by Jen Adams

VIDEO CLIPS:    Check your church library to see if they have any of these videos...

 Cipher in the Snow - 1973. The true story of a boy no one thinks is important. After his sudden death one winter morning, acquaintances begin to reflect on the needs of every individual child. 21 min. (Video Clip 1)
 Feed My Lambs - This videocassette tells the story of two children who try to feed a large flock of newborn lambs that had lost their mothers. It is helpful in teaching youth and adults in leadership positions about the infinite worth of each child of God and the need to assist the Savior in His work. 16 minutes.
 Johnny Lingo - The story of Johnny Lingo, a Polynesian who bargains for a bride who is considered by her father to be of little value. Johnny pays an unheard of amount "eight cows" for the girl he loves. This love and respect bring out the beauty of his bride. Good for teaching the importance of self-esteem and consideration of others. 24 min. (Video Clip 5)
 Lilies Grow Wild - Set in the 1950s, this feature depicts a rural school teacher whose class learned in an unusual way about self-esteem and the importance of every person. 16 min. (Video Clip 4)