SERVICE: Activity Days – Serving Others - Goal 10 - plan and complete your own activity to serve others

Use For: CHURCH and HOME children and youth activities

ACTIVITY DAYS Activity
Serving Others – Goal 9

I Will Serve Others – Faithful Serv”ant” Service Planner

Plan and complete your activity to serve others.

INVITATION

Invite Activity Days youth to this activity using invitation.

Uses For This Same Invitation: Use to invite youth to anything activity where you want the girls to be a particip”ant”. Examples: (1) Participate in a Talent Show, (2) Share a Favorite Scripture or Story, or book review, (3) Recipe Sharing or Chili Cook-off Contest – (search “winning chili recipes”),(4) Study the Hard-Working Ant to Learn Good Study Habits.

PREPARATION FOR ACTIVITY:
• Print invitations, color, and give out a week ahead or have them ready to give to youth at a current activity, inviting them to the next.
• Have youth who are more active take the invitation to those less active.

ASSIGN TREATS:
• See matching THOUGHT TREATS below each activity.
• Have youth share their favorite recipes with you and you could make them during Activity Days or have them make them ahead to share.
• With the Activity Days budget have youth help you plan treats ahead for the next activity – hopefully treats that go along with the goal or lesson theme.

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Faithful Serv”ant” (Service Planner)

If we study an ant we would realize they are one of the most industrious insects. They are always working to make life better. We too can be faithful Serv”ants” and serve others.
$1.00 - SERVICE: LDS Activity Days – Serving Others - Goal 10 - plan and complete your own activity to serve others, family home evening, gospelgrabbag.com 1. Print and color the Faithful Serv”ant” Project Planner.
2. Answer the questions on the planner, e.g., “who,” “what,” etc. to plan your service project. Then complete the service project. Service Planner Questions: WHO I want to serve – WHY I want to serve – WHAT I want to do – WHERE I will go – WHEN I will serve.

THOUGHT TREATS: (Ant Farm Fudge). Melt a bag of sweetened chocolate chips, ½ can of sweetened and condensed milk, and ½ teaspoon vanilla in the microwave for 2 minutes. Stir, and cook another minute or two until melted. When cool, butter fingers and roll fudge into balls. Press down and top with chocolate-covered or plain raisins (ants). Tell youth that ants are farming all day, working hard to serve. We too can be like the industrious ants.

VIDEO: 195 Dresses telling about Charity Fuller, Arizona, USA (service project to help friends obtain modest dresses for school dances – Activity Day youth ages 8-11 could start this tradition to collect and have leaders help them remake modest clothing to share). This is also a great service project. Enjoy! Click here to watch from I-phone.