Come Follow Me Lesson Plans - CTR 4

Today, we're diving into the nuts and bolts of crafting a well-rounded lesson for your CTR-4 class. As you know, teaching 4-5-year-olds requires finesse, creativity, and careful planning. Let's unravel the components of a lesson and how to make the most of your 25-minute class time while still leaving room for spontaneity. Setting the Stage Before we dive in, let's reiterate that these lessons are tailored for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints teaching in junior primary - specifically CTR-4 - with a 25-minute class. Every class has its own dynamics and unique needs, so remember to adapt these suggestions to your context. Our lesson plan is just an example – feel free to tailor it to your class's needs, and most importantly, trust your spiritual promptings as you prepare and execute lessons. Part 1: Introductions and Reminders (2 minutes) The first moments of your class set the tone for the rest of the lesson. Start with introductions – acknowled...

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