Lesson 34: We Can Pray to Heavenly Father

Primary 3

Aug 25

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Lesson

The purpose of Primary 3 Lesson 34: We Can Pray to Heavenly Father is to strengthen the children's desire to pray.

For younger classes- these prayer charts from Time Savers are great and easy to use for a class activity.
If you have an older class, try this Prayer Flipbook from The Red Headed Hostess or use my Understanding Prayer booklet.
Scripture Scouts Prayer Video- I love the Scriptures Scouts. You would have to get permission first to use this since its not an official church publication but I think it would be fun to watch! The video is the one on the right with the picture of the girl in the graduation cap. This video we sing when we forget how prayer goes. You can also buy Scripture Scouts here and have fun listening to it at home and in class.
There is a file folder game included in The Red Headed Hostess class packet plus prayer posters.

The following are links to LDS.org resources unless otherwise stated.

"Pray Always" by Elder David A. Bednar

"A Child's Prayer"- Children's Songbook pg. 12

"A Prayer"- Children's Songbook pg. 22

"A Prayer Song"- Children's Songbook pg. 22

"A Song of Thanks"- Children's Songbook pg. 20

"Family Prayer"- Children's Songbook pg. 189

"I Pray in Faith"- Children's Songbook pg. 14

"Seek the Lord Early"- Children's Songbook pg. 108

"Thanks to Thee"- Children's Songbook pg. 6

"We Bow Our Heads"- Children's Songbook pg. 25

There are lot more videos on Prayer- see here for a list

Prayer sheet as mentioned in the preparation- if you have a younger class, you may want to glue on the pictures included in my Behold Your Little Ones Lesson 3 helps.
Prayer chart as mentioned in Enrichment Activity 3- pass out some fun scratch n' sniff stickers to mark off each day. There are two versions of this chart- one with a frame to draw themselves praying and one without.