Come Follow Me (Primary): February 6-12, John 2-4

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February 6 - 12 ♡ John 2 - 4

"Ye Must Be Born Again"

Heavenly Father loves me, so He gave me a Savior


Help each child repeat John 3:16, replacing the words “the world” with his or her own written name. I made this PDF to help the children visualize the scripture (as well as assist them with some of the words, even if they can't read yet) on the board.

I made a laminated, rectangle insert for each of the kids to write their own names in dry-erase marker. Each kid took a turn putting their name up in the spot where it says "the world", and we repeated saying the scripture out loud together as a class.

The Savior image is from The Red Crystal blog, and some of the other images are clipart!



Explain "living water" after telling the story of Jesus and the woman at the well.
  • The Gospel of Jesus Christ. And if we live it, Jesus promises that we will never be thirsty again (meaning that we can live with our families, Heavenly Father, and Jesus Christ forever)
I printed the scripture John 4: 13-14 and attached it (using double-sided tape) to mini water bottles for each child to take home. I wrapped blue, curled balloon ribbon around the lids as well.

The Savior image is from The Red Crystal blog, and the well image is clipart!

I promoted the phrase "treat-yo-self" to treat-yo-self HEALTHY, because life can have a sweet, yet healthy balance! In this blog, I share some holistic approaches to healing physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well being. I do my best to share insights from personal experience with health challenges, as well as share my knowledge from my educational background (registered nurse). Thanks for joining me in my journey! Follow me on IG @the.anxiety.nurse

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