Lesson 38: Barnabas, Ananias, and Sapphira
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Lesson
The purpose of Primary 7 Lesson 38: Barnabas, Ananias, and Sapphira is to encourage honesty in thought, word, and deed.
Looking for more fun activities? Latter-day Chatter has this fun Fishing for Honesty that goes well with this lesson.
The following are links to LDS.org resouuces unless otherwise stated.
Handouts in the future...
Teacher Study
"Honesty- a Moral Compass" by President James E. Faust
"Be Honest" by Elder David A. Bednar
Video
Honesty- You Better Believe it (about 5 minutes)- Better to be honest than do great on a test.
Music
"Dare to Do Right"- Children's Songbook pg. 158
"Keep the Commandments"- Children's Songbook pg. 146
"I Will Be Valiant"- Children's Songbook pg. 162
"I Believe in Being Honest"- Children's Songbook pg. 149
"Stand for the Right"- Children's Songbook pg. 159
"The Thirteenth Article of Faith"- Children's Songbook pg. 132
"Our Primary Colors"- Children's Songbook pg. 258 (blue is for honesty by the way)
"The Commandments"- Children's Songbook pg. 112
"A Prayer"- Children's Songbook pg. 22
Lesson Ideas
For more activities on Choosing the Right, see the Primary 3 Lesson 1 helps.
I Can be Honest- Find the hidden pictures
Be Honest- Make an Honesty train (put the train cars up on the board scramble and see if the students can guess it. Give one car to each student to take home
Honest and Truthful at All Times- Tell this story from Joseph F. Smith's life with these cut outs.
I Believe in Being Honest- Tell the story of the Anti-Nephi-Lehis and the stripling warriors as they stayed honest to their covenant. Coloring page as well
Honesty Quiz- How honest are you
Article of Faith 13- Fill in the blanks
Coloring Pages
Didn't find any. If you discover some, please share in the comments below.
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