Supplemental Resources for Lesson 19

I Am Thankful for My Eyes

Please prayerfully review the lesson from the Primary lesson manual before considering the following supplemental resources.

“Jesus Heals a Blind Man” (February 2002 Liahona and Friend)
An illustrated retelling of the scripture story.

“The Dog Who Comes to Church” (February 2001 Friend)
A story about a woman’s guide dog. Includes instructions about how to behave around guide gods.
“The Blind Postman” (June 1996 Friend)
Owen Jones lost his vision because of an accident, but still enjoyed playing the violin, walking around town, and delivering the mail.
“Caitlyn’s Eyes” (December 2000 Friend)
Melissa befriends a girl who cannot see and gives her a unique Christmas present.
“Do You See What I See?” (July 1991 Friend)
A story that prompts imagination.
“What’s Sensational?” (November 1998 Friend)
A story about senses that invites children to create their own responses.
“Snickerdoodles” (June 1993 Friend)
Brett learns that his senses aren’t magic, but a gift from Heavenly Father.

“Sharing Time: I Live in a Beautiful World” (March 1990 Liahona, April 1989 Friend)
Children look at the pictures and say which sense they would use to enjoy each one.
Coloring Page: “Faith in Jesus Christ” (June 2005 Friend)
Coloring page: “God’s prophets and apostles speak to us in general conference.” (March 2012 Liahona and Friend)
Hidden Picture “Follow the Prophet” (March 2012 Liahona and Friend)

“When I Begin to Pray” (March 2007 Friend)
This paper doll closes its eyes and folds its arms to prepare for prayer. Includes a poem.
“Wonders” (November 2005 Friend)
A coloring page with accompany poem.
“Rubbings Picture” (November 1994 Friend)
Instructions for making rubbings of interesting textures.
“Funstuf: What Do You See?” (March 2007 Friend)
Find pictures in the clouds.
“For Little Friends: What Do You See?” (November 2010 Friend)
The second element on this page invites children to recognize distorted photographs of common household objects. Followed by a hidden-picture activity.