Lesson 5

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2. Primary 2 Lesson Cards

3. Lesson Helps from LDS.org

4. The story of the wise man and the foolish man by Tammie Brooks - Power Point Presentation of story

5. For this activity, think of several yes/no questions (there are some in the lesson) that you could ask the class.  Give each child a small rock (or anything small enough that you can write on) and let them write their name on it.  Bring two cups.  Label one YES (draw a happy face) and the other NO (draw a sad face).  Every time you ask a question, have the whole class come up and answer the question.  Discuss any questions as needed and repeat.



6. Amanda Pratt, CTR Spy -  Tell this story to your class in your own words.  Ask each child to resolve to make good choices this week and to remember the good things other family members do so that you can all share them next week.

7. CTR Spy Book by Mattie Wadsworth 

8. My CTR Spy Book by Rata Stevens-Robinette

9. Use the following pictures to retell the story of the Wise Man and the Foolish Man.  If you want to go to a little more work, you could print out these pictures and make a little roller box using a graham cracker box (or some other kind of small box).  Explain the importance of making good decisions.  You could even sing the song too!  (Or you could use this clipart of the story)

10. Handout submitted by Melissa Dillon

11. CTR Maze from the March 2004 Friend Magazine

12. A different version of the CTR Maze by Wendy Beus

13. CTR Poster by Melissa Dillon

14. "Chews" the right gum wrapper from Mormon Share

15. Happy Clean Living

16. Laughing and Losing It

17. Rhonda Ferranti writes, "I thought I would share my powerpoint slideshow (as a pdf file) for anyone who would like to use it." [pdf file]

18. I can make right choices (handouts/worksheets) by Holly Ferris

19. I Can make right Choices by David Hill - Power Point Presentation

20. Choice and consequence match up by Rhonda Ferranti