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| image courtesy of ctrringstore.com |
I love using little somethings for the kids to hold up during singing time. Last year, when we were learning "If I Listen With My Heart" I handed out little foam heart cutouts and whenever they heard the words listen or heart I had them hold up their little heart in the air. It was a great way for them to focus their listening and internalize the message of the song.
This year, with the theme of Choose the Right, I decided to print out a whole bunch of CTR Shields and laminate them. They can be used like the hearts, or in a dozen other ways I'm sure.
Here is the link to the printable CTR Shields. The image is courtesy of http://www.ctrringstore.com, it was on their free coloring page site. Thank you!
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I thought you would like to know that your CTR shields that are upside down are backwards, like a mirror reflection. Thanks for the printable though.
ReplyDeleteGarbage. I hate when I do things in a hurry! Thanks for catching it! I fixed that problem and uploaded the corrected PDF, so the link should take you there now. So sorry to those of you who printed the "broken" one!
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Thanks! These will be great for next month with "Choose the Right!"
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea! Love it. Thanks for having this lovely blog. :)
ReplyDeleteI just found your awesome blog tonight.
ReplyDeleteI too love Primary music and am so glad for the chance to teach these sweet children.
Thanks for all your great ideas!
Thank you so much! You have the cutest ideas, I am using the bingo cage thing you had thought of;)
ReplyDeleteI just got asked to teach 4 year olds, I think I will do this as a fun game..ie I will laminate and attach each to a small stick. Then in the questions of if something is a good/bad choice they can hold up the stick if it is something that is a good choice. Anyway..will try that as one of the activities! Thanks for sharing! :) Nita
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea. I am going to use it this month to teach the primary children the hymn'Choose the Right'. I am always looking for ideas to make singing time fun for the children. Thank you.
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