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BIOGRAPHY:

 "Grampa" Bill's G.A. Pages
 Thomas S. Monson (Biography from October 1995 Liahona)
 Thomas S. Monson, 16th President of the Church - Basic Facts and Biographical Sketch

CANDY BAR WRAPPER:

 Mini Candy Bar Wrapper from lds.about.com - with name or without name

CLIPART:

 Thomas S. Monson (matching activity - picture now and as child - look at B and 2)

COLORING PAGE:

 First Presidency Coloring Picture by Jeanne Kluse

GAMES:

 Thomas S. Monson Activity by Barb Bennett - Could be used as a matching game or as a coloring page.
 Thomas S. Monson Matching Game by Barb Bennett

MUSIC:

 Follow the Prophet verse for President Monson in Spanish written by Violeta Ramirez 
 Follow the Prophet verse with President Monson

ONLINE VIDEO CLIPS:

 Funny Moments with President Monson
 President Monson's Ear Wiggle

OTHER:

 Friend to Friend from October 1981 Friend
 President Monson Cover Sheet - For General Conference Packet by Liz Carroll
 President Thomas S. Monson: Man of Action, Man of Faith, Always ‘on the Lord’s Errand’
 Scouting Award Presented to President Thomas S. Monson

PUZZLES:

 First Presidency Puzzle by Regan Ashford
 Prophet Maze by Christine Henrichsen

SHARING TIME IDEAS:

 First, collect tidbits or clues about President Monson by reading about his life.  Divide the clues into five categories…for example, “Church Service”, “Hobbies”, etc.  You’ll call on a child and have them wait in the hall with an adult.  Before the child leaves the room, they will choose one of the five topics.  Then ask them, how many questions do you think you’ll need to ask to discover the answer?  The challenge is they have to correctly guess the answer in the number of tries they predicted.  Once they’ve left, tell the rest of the Primary the whole clue.  For example, if they chose “Church Service” in four tries…..you could tell them, “President Monson was called to be an apostle at age 36.”  Then, the child returns to the room you would say, “President Monson was called to be an apostle at the age of…..”  They try to guess the answer in four tries, but they can only ask yes/no questions.  The rest of the Primary answers their questions by standing up when the answer is “yes” and sitting when the answer is “no”.   (Idea by Melanie Day)
 Thomas S. Monson Sharing Time by Natalie Hill

TALKS:

 My Father Is A Prophet by his daughter Ann M. Dibb
 Hidden Wedges- April 2002 Conference Report

WEBSITES:

 The Church has a website full of information on Thomas S. Monson that might help you with a Family Home Evening, Sharing Time or just to read over.  Check it out.