These General Conference activity kits are perfect for keeping children entertained! Filled with activity and snacks that can be rotated between each session.
In April I posted my ideas for our General Conference activity kits that I put together for the kids. I am happy to report that they were a SUCCESS! We used them at home as well as the church since we alternate locations to watch the conference sessions.
The little totes were purchased at Hobby Lobby for around $1.99 each. I filled them with snacks, a juice box, Friend Magazines, little craft stick puppets, and General Conference activities and printables.
I rotated the items out with each session so that there was always something new and I’ve found that by NOT giving them the entire conference packet at once that it lasts longer and the kids take their time coloring the pages. We will definitely be doing these again this weekend!
These General Conference activity kits were not only a hit with the kids, but they saved our sanity, too!
If you liked these General Conference activity kits, you might also like these fun crafts!
This darling fabric tote comes together with a few fat quarters. Fun to make and perfect for so many uses. It’s just the right size for a lunch tote, small purse, or for carrying scriptures to church.
A quick 5-minute nativity craft for kids that they can hand on the wall. Simply peel and stick the repositional decals onto the pre-cut plaque!
A fun young women’s activity and treat all in one! Scripture cookies in a jar. Search scripture verses to find the ingredients. Pack into a jar and send home with each girl to make for her family! Would make a fun family home activity as well.
Welcome! I'm Brandy, mother to 5 darling kiddos and a cute black lab named Toby. My husband is in the Coast Guard so we've lived all over the place, turning each house into a home. I love baking, sewing, making cute things with my kids, and sharing what I've learned with all of you!
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I love these kits. My kids do a different activity for each speaker, but they are pretty young. I’ll have to add this to the General Conference ideas I’m posting on my blog.
interesting blog. It would be great if you can provide more details about it. Thanks you
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Wallisville, I got them at Hobby Lobby 🙂
Brandy
I just “pinned” this. I am wondering where you found those stick dolls?
How fun! We don’t have kids yet but this is such a great idea for when we do. I am pinning this so I don’t forget it! Would it be silly to make some for the grown ups too? 🙂
Brie from darlingdoodles.blogspot.com
that’s a really cute idea and I’m sure it really helps keep the attention. glad I found your blog, I’m a a new follower and excited to look around some more. take care.
kathryn @ http://www.thedragonsfairytail.blogspot.com
Good idea! I need to do better…
great idea!!
we have the “conference fairy” come and bring us conference packets, new crayons (because new crayons make coloring better!), special snacks, and pancake mix. the kids love seeing what the conference fairy puts in the bag.
we’ve started doing this for our vt / ht families, too!