Super Saturday Ideas 3
September Super Saturday
Genealogy/Family History class
Computer time with advanced or beginner teachers lunch
Activities:
- Tie baby quilts
- Making bead jewelry
- Smelly jelly jars
- gift card set
- crochet/knit hats for the homeless
- gifts in a jar (soup or brownie mix etc)
After the lesson, we have lunch then we let people go and do what they want.
Some classes cost money, some don’t and we have a service project going on also.
Becky in Seattle
I found the cutest site where you can buy kits and make them at your activities. You can purchase kits to make Dried Botanical Tea Bath Bags and Bubble Bath Confetti in glassine envelopes. We did this recently and they turned out so cute! They make great gifts and were very easy to do.
Thanks,
Jana
*Note from Shiloah- I would like to add that you can purchase other Enrichment related kits and neat LDS items as www.lilieslane.com . Deb Cox runs this site and she a fabulous lady as well!
Ideas by: Tiffany Ivanosky
1. Salt Lake Temple Paper mold in frame.
$8 for mat + frame bring own or supply for $8. Choice of colors for mat and frame. Approx. $16 Total. 1 hour class.
2. Smelly Jelly Jars.
$2.00-$2.50 Bring your own jar. ½ - 1hour class.
3. I Spy Pouch.
$6-7 ? Will need sewing machines. 1 hour.
4. Quiet Book
5. Hooded baby towels
6. FHE Books
60 Lessons total. Assembled there. Will need binders and page protectors. Either provided or each person bring their own. 1 hour.
7. Family Proclamation.
$16 total. Choice of mat and frame. 1 hour.
8. FHE Assignment something…
I would like a FHE assignment display of some kind.
9. 72 hour kits.
$10-11 each. Can do as many as in your family. Assemble there. 1 hour
10. Candy Making
11. Tole Painting project
12. Decorative plates.
$4-5 No supplies need. 1 hour.
Extras;
Flower pens,
beaded book marks,
gel candles,
vinegar and oil jars,
ceramic Christ statues or SLT,
FHE boards,
rag rugs,
clay pot fountains,
gold leafing pictures,
6 B’s board,
temple bags,
Dutch oven cooking,
gift wrap ideas table,
gifts in a jar,
ideas on putting CHRIST back into CHRISTmas.
Ceramic trivets.
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