General Conference Activities for 4-6 year olds
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Teaching our families to love and listen to General Conference starts young. Yes, your 4 year old can listen to General Conference. Maybe not the whole 9 1/2 hours but they can listen to some and even enjoy it. Have fun during Conference can actually help them focus better, learn how to listen, and remember more. Try some of these activities for your little ones.
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Activity Book for Kids
Keep little hands busy and minds focused during General Conference with our General Conference Activity Book for Kids, packed with fun and engaging pages made just for 4 to 6-year-olds. From dot-to-dots and spot the differences to mazes and pattern puzzles, this book is designed to capture their attention while allowing them to listen better. As Rachel S. shares:
“My 5-year-old and 7-year-old daughters loved this book. My youngest loved the cute coloring sheets. She said the coloring pages felt grown up, but weren't too hard. It was just the right level of detail to be a "fancy" coloring page. My oldest daughter loved everything!”
This activity book isn’t just about keeping them entertained; it’s about helping them build a habit of writing and engaging with gospel messages during Conference.
Need an activity book for your older children too? We’ve got you covered there too.
Spy it General Conference Bingo
Make General Conference weekend interactive and fun for your young ones with our General Conference Spy It Bingo game. This game encourages them to engage with each session by searching for items and people they spot on screen. Each Bingo square includes both images and words, making it easy for them to know exactly what to look for. With 10 different boards to choose from, they can enjoy a fresh challenge with every session.
And here’s the best part, playing these Bingo games helps them develop active listening skills while having fun. That’s the magic of play! Plus, we offer more Bingo games to keep the fun going as they grow older, making General Conference Bingo a tradition they’ll look forward to every year.
Free Coloring Pages
Get ready to transform your General Conference weekend into a creative masterpiece with our coloring pages, including our new dinosaur themed ones. You’ll love how coloring can sharpen focus and keep those little minds engaged. Each page features a thoughtfully designed gospel theme, offering just the right amount of detail to make it exciting but not overwhelming, great for artists of all ages. Once your little one finishes coloring their masterpiece, hang it up and use it as a springboard for discussions on how it ties into the messages of Conference.
Giant Coloring Posters
Oversized fun is fun on a whole new level. Your littles will love all there is to discover on our Animals Go to General Conference poster and our Woodland Village Conference Poster. It’s Conference in a whole new way! Or grab the poster that ties right into this year’s Come, Follow Me focus and make it part of your Conference weekend.
Our printable New Testament Bingo game includes 40 different Bingo boards, making it easy to play with a family, Primary class, youth group, Relief Society, or seminary class. Each board uses a different arrangement of 32 illustrated New Testament people, places, objects, and teachings, so players can learn familiar gospel symbols while they play.
Draw a calling card and simply name the picture, or use the included Scripture Reference Guide to read a related verse and let players figure out which square to cover. You can keep the game quick and simple or turn it into a New Testament review activity.
And because one way to play is never quite enough around here, we’ve also included additional game ideas that use the boards and calling cards.
Your instant download includes:
40 different printable New Testament Bingo boards
32 illustrated New Testament images
Printable calling cards
A Scripture Reference Guide
Instructions for traditional Bingo
Additional ways to use the game
Use it for:
Come, Follow Me study
Primary activities
Youth nights
Seminary
Relief Society activities
Family home evening
Church parties and New Testament review
Print the boards you need, grab a few markers, and you’re ready to play. Coins, buttons, dry cereal, or laminated boards with dry-erase markers all work well.
This is a digital product. No physical item will be mailed.