Hey! My oldest son just turned 5 and we had a Minecraft themed week for him! We made a Mincraft Cake and ate colorful pasta. Decorated the house in green, white and black streamers. He woke up to a big creeper present in the living room! One of the presents he got was a Minecraft torch! My husband tried to make his fifth birthday super special for him. We had friends come visit us throughout the week but had the main celebration together as a family.

I made this 13″ by 17″ Minecraft Printable. At first it was just for fun but then I used it for Primary singing time as a “Armor of God” lesson. The little guy is suppose to represent a LDS Missionary but you can create your own person here. I put magnets on mine so they can stick to a whiteboard.

Ideas to use these printable:

Armor of God Lesson: Ephesians 6:7 – 17, D&C 27:15–18
Pin the Armor on the Minecraft Person
Teaching kids programming by creating the formulas for the armor on a whiteboard.

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I’m trying to figure out how to pick and teach reverent songs and wiggle songs. I found a wiggle song list on SugarDoodle but I couldn’t find a reverent song list so I made one to match it. I also colored this reverent boy picture from www.lds.org and took the primary girl graphic from Susan Fitch Design.

I am printing and laminating two copies. One for me and one for the primary pianist. Hopefully this will help us not have to scramble for song ideas on Sunday.

You can download the PDF version here: PDF Reverent and Wiggle Songs List.

These songs are from the LDS Children Song Book.