Lesson 29: I Can Say I'm Sorry
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Lesson
The purpose of Primary 1 Lesson 29: I Can Say I'm Sorry is to understand that when we do something wrong we need to say we're sorry and make it better.
Teaching Thoughts
These are a few bonus ideas- keep scrolling for more!
Use the "I'm Sorry" tags from Behold Your Little Ones Lesson 16 to practice saying it.
Print off the Sorry cards from Making Life Blissful.
Print off the steps of saying "I'm Sorry" included in The Red Headed Hostess class packet.
The following are links to LDS.org resources unless otherwise stated
Teacher Study
"He Teaches Us to Put Off the Natural Man" by Elder Juan A. Uceda
"Repentance" by Elder F. Burton Howard
Music
"Repentance"- Children's Songbook pg. 98
"I Want to Live the Gospel"- Children's Songbook pg. 148
"Jesus Said Love Everyone"- Children's Songbook pg. 61
"If You're Happy"- Children's Songbook pg. 266
"Smiles"- Children's Songbook pg. 267
"Help Me, Dear Father"- Children's Songbook pg. 99
My Primary 1 Lesson 29 handout packet includes
Background scene and cut outs to go with the Alma story
Put together coloring scene of the Alma story.
Activity Ideas
Scripture Figures- Alma the Younger, the sons of Mosiah, and the angle- make these into puppets to tell the story
Facing Feelings (scroll down)- Make this box head to show feelings when we hurt someone, say sorry, etc. You could also make a simplified paper version if you use paper cut into strips that can flip open to different parts (mouth, eyes, nose flip book) or make this fun version of Happy and Sad faces.
Feelings- Use this to make a happy or sad face as you explain why it's important to say sorry
Repentance- Color than assemble this triangle
Learning from Mistakes- Put these steps of repentance in order
Help Eli Show He Is Sorry- Maze
Coloring Pages
Jesus Christ is the Perfect Example for Me (you can use this picture as someone saying sorry instead of comforting)
Faith, Prayer, Repentance, and Forgiveness Strengthens Me and My Family
