Shelley Beatty

Living Life and Loving It

New Beginnings Peace in Christ

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New Beginnings Peace in Christ 2018

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

We used this year’s Mutual theme D & C 19:23 “Peace In Christ” for our New Beginnings theme.  Where can we turn for peace, where do we go to find Christ?  For some it is in prayer, for others they turn to the scriptures.  Other people seek solace by going to a special quiet place, like a garden.  Gardens have played a special role in the history of mankind.  The Garden of Eden was man’s first home given to him from God.  It is also where the fall occurred.  Interestingly enough, Christ’s atonement also took place in a garden, the Garden of Gethsemane.  So two of the greatest events in the history of mankind took place in a garden.  Another great event took place in a grove of trees, when Joseph Smith prayed to seek the answers he sought.  The Sacred Grove is a garden of trees.

Gardens have been where some of the most spiritual events in our history have occurred.  So we decided to use the garden theme for our NEW BEGINNINGS theme this year.

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

Front table

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

PROGRAM

Our program included a special musical number: “Peace in Christ” sung by the Young Women.  Opening song was Primary Song, “When I Am Baptized” and closing song Hymn, “Where Can I Turn For Peace?”

Four of the Young Women gave a “quiz” about the Young Women’s Program and Personal Progress and then went through the answers with everyone.  We used the quiz idea from the website: The Red Headed Hostess.  Three of the Young Women gave talks  “Where Can I Turn For Peace.”

At the end of the program each girl received a white rose, necklace and pens with the mutual theme. (Necklaces were from the Etsy shop templesquares and the pens with mutual theme were from LatterDayPrintables.)

Our program:  (our cover and posters in the room were from the shop Westwillow on Etsy.

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

Young Women’s theme (from the shop PixellePress on Etsy).

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

New Beginnings Program

GARDEN PARTY

After our program it was time for our garden party complete with white hats and gloves (everyone received their own white hat and gloves).

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

We sipped lemonade from cups and saucers

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

And of course all the proper tiny desserts!  (Petit fours, macarons and macaroons, tiny brownies, cream puffs, tiny cinnamon rolls, mini muffins, shortcake and berries, shortbread cookies, madeleines, transfer chocolates with shortbread inside, kourabiedes, mini lemon and lime bars, pineapple cookies, sugar cookies with wafer paper, fruit, and finger sandwiches).

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

Our walls were covered in flowers!

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

Photos were taken of each girl with the rose background.

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

Our invitations were pop-up flowers sent out with vintage flowered stamps.

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

Young Women New Beginnings “Peace in Christ”

Christmas Lesson Christmas Stories Advent

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Christmas Lesson

Christmas Stories Advent #1

One of the favorite Christmas lessons I have given in Young Women’s is when I do the Christmas Story Advent.  I make a booklet of 25 favorite Christmas Stories.  The Young Women pick a number between 1 and 25 and they get to read that number story in Young Women’s.  Christmas Stories seem to have a way of bringing the Christmas spirit into our hearts.

I have done this lesson more than once and each time have used a different set of Christmas stories.

Here is the index of one set of Christmas stories:

Download these stories here:

Christmas Story Advent #1 (.pdf format)

AND here is another set of advent stories #2

Here is the index of set two of Christmas stories:

 

Download these stories here: 

Christmas Story Advent #2 Part A (.pdf format) 

Christmas Stories Advent #2 Part B (.pdf format)

KC1 Progress News…Young Women in Excellence Special News Broadcast

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KC1 Progress News…

Young Women in Excellence Special News Broadcast

KC1 Progress News YWIE Special Broadcast

Welcome to when the news was really news and news broadcasters were among some of the most trusted people in America!  Walter Cronkite, news broadcaster, for two decades brought Americans their nightly news and he was the most trusted man in America…Kennedy’s assassination, landing on the moon etc.  (See this CNN report).

We took our Young Women in Excellence Program back to that era and awarded our awards and reported personal progress in the style when news was really news and it was watched by everyone AND it was absolutely the truth!  Welcome to our special broadcast of KC1 Progress news…

KC1 Progress News YWIE Special Broadcast

KC1 Progress News YWIE Special Broadcast

KC1 Progress News YWIE Special Broadcast

KC1 Progress News YWIE Special Broadcast

KC1 Progress News YWIE Special Broadcast

KC1 Progress News YWIE Special Broadcast

“Special invited guests” were greeted at the door with an official press pass and program:

KC1 Progress News YWIE Special Broadcast

KC1 Progress News Official Press Pass

KC1 Progress News Official Press Pass Download here:

KC1 Progress News Official Press Pass (.doc format)

KC1 Progress News Official Press Pass (.pdf format)

KC1 Progress News YWIE Special Broadcast Program Press Release

KC1 Progress News Press Release Program

download here:

KC1 Progress News Press Release Program (.doc format)

KC1 Progress News Press Release Program (.pdf format)

 

NEWS BROADCAST

With sound clips of the news programs of the sixties broadcast a news program full of reports of our YW receiving awards this year, a brief history of the Personal Progress program in our ward and a report and video of each value and even a commercial break using a “Homefront” commercial of the church from the eighties our anchors gave a very special broadcast of the YW Personal Progress program.  The anchors were the only “live” reports.  All other “reports” were pre-recorded.

Videos used for each value were:

INTRODUCTION OF PERSONAL PROGRESS: “BLESSINGS OF PERSONAL PROGRESS”

FAITH: “GOOD THINGS TO COME”

DIVINE NATURE: “FOR MADISON”

INDIVIDUAL WORTH: “OUR TRUE IDENTITY”

KNOWLEDGE: “OUR TRUE IDENTITY”

COMMERCIAL BREAK: HOMEFRONT “THE FENCE”

CHOICE AND ACCOUNTABILITY: “LEAVE THE PARTY”

GOOD WORKS: “DAYTON’S LEGS”

INTEGRITY: “HONESTY YOU BETTER BELIEVE IT”

VIRTUE: “SANCTIFY YOURSELVES”

Sound Bites:

Old Sound Bite: CBS News 1969

CBS News America Tonight #1

CBS News America Tonight #2

Sound Bite: Vintage Telephone Ringing:

THE SPECIAL BROADCAST SCRIPT:

DOWNLOAD HERE:

KC1 Progress News YWIE SCRIPT (.doc format)

KC1 Progress News YWIE SCRIPT (.pdf format)

New Room Archives

The archives included a display of the history of the  Young Women’s Program in the church and a wide array of “artifacts.”  Artifacts consisted of a collection of old Mutual manuals, Personal Progress Books with Medallions, Camp Manuals through the decades and camp awards, For the Strength of Youth Booklets from its early days throughout its history, early Young Women Journals, New Eras Etc.  There were bandlos, spirit of the beehive manual and awards, Treasure of Truth and a Beehive scrapbook from the 50’s.

KC1 Progress News YWIE Archives (History of the Young Women’s Program)

KC1 Progress News YWIE Archives (History of the Young Women’s Program)

KC1 Progress News YWIE Archives (History of the Young Women’s Program)

KC1 Progress News YWIE Archives (History of the Young Women’s Program)

KC1 Progress News YWIE Archives (History of the Young Women’s Program)

KC1 Progress News YWIE Archives (History of the Young Women’s Program)

KC1 Progress News YWIE Archives (History of the Young Women’s Program)

KC1 Progress News YWIE Archives (History of the Young Women’s Program)

KC1 Progress News YWIE Box Lunches in Lunchroom

Box Lunches were served in the “KC1 Newsroom Lunch Room”.  Box Lunches included a sandwich, chips, and apple and a cookie.

The invitation was an official  “Press Release” and was sent in a mailing tube:

KC1 Progress News Official Press Release Invitation

 Download Official Press Pass here:

KC1 Progress News Official Press Release Invitation (.doc format)

KC1 Progress News Official Press Release Invitation (.pdf format)

Press Release Invitations were sent in mailing tubes.

Our Logo

KC1 Progress News logo

download:

KC1 Progress News logo (.pdf format)

KC1 Progress News Logo POSTER size (.pdf format)

Holy Ghost…set your dial!

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Holy Ghost…set your dial!

From Henry’s baptism:

AM Radio from the sixties: An analogy for the Holy Ghost

MY OLD AM RADIO: AN ANALOGY FOR THE HOLY GHOST

I grew up in Price, Utah. It is about 120 miles from Salt Lake City.  Price is a coal mining town.  People came from all over the world to Price because of the coal mines.  This influx of Greek, Italian, Eastern European, Mexican, Japanese and other ethnic groups made Price one of Utah’s most culturally complex and diverse communities.  As I was growing up, Price was the only town in Utah that was not predominantly Mormon.  We felt this made Price very unique.

Price is high in the mountains, over a mile high, and somewhat isolated.

During the 1960’s, as I was growing up, Price was only about 6,000 people.   Even though Price was small, it was the biggest town for miles around.   Provo was the closest town of any size and it was about 70 miles away. The road from Price to Provo was a narrow, winding, mountain canyon road. The summit was often closed in the winter due to snow and winds.  It was a treacherous drive even in the best of weather.  That mountain road is no longer used but even the newer one is still considered one of the most dangerous roads in the country.

This all made Price, especially at times, a pretty isolated place.

We had one radio station in Price.  The station’s call letters were KOAL (naturally since it was a coal mining town).  It was the only station in that part of the state.

Because it was the only radio station, KOAL would try and please its diverse listening audience with a wide mix of programs and music.  Paul Harvey came on every day at noon.  Western music and rock ‘n roll music would play co-mingled, in no special order. And then a news broadcast would be sprinkled here and there.  It had a little bit of everything.

Every teenager in the 60’s had a radio, a small transistor one, with very limited capabilities.   And if you were lucky, you had a bigger better radio you could listen to at home.  I had one. It was an AM radio.  The large dial on the radio was the tuning dial.  The dial was turned very slowly and carefully to tune to the radio station.  You had to get it just right or you would get a lot of static.  But once you hit that exact spot it came in loud and clear.

Normally an AM signal, which is an amplitude signal, can travel perhaps up to 200 miles if there is no interference or noise.  But just about everything interferes with an AM signal; power lines, auto ignition, fluorescent lights, motors, electronic equipment, even a thunderstorm.  If you are old enough to remember listening to AM radio, you remember how easily a station would become full of static.

This was the era when rock and roll was king.  And as unbelievable as it might seem, due to the strangest fluke of science and nature, all the teenagers of Price could tune in every night to rock and roll.  And it was ALL Rock and Roll, no western music, no Paul Harvey, no news, just the latest Rock and Roll hits.  It was not by listening to our one and only radio station, KOAL in Price Utah.  We were listening to a radio station being broadcast from, of all places, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma!   That radio station was KOMA,1520 on your radio dial.   We could tune in every night no matter the season and no matter the weather. However, the signal only reached us in the evening and at night.

Oklahoma City was over a 1000 miles away and at an elevation thousands of feet lower than Price, Utah.  Somehow the radio signals from KOMA bounced and skipped around and ricocheted through the Rocky Mountains in precisely a way which allowed a radio signal from Oklahoma City to come in loud and clear in Price.  As teenagers in Price, we didn’t question this miraculous fluke of radio signals and nature.

For the teenagers of Price, it was our gift, we felt as if we had our own personal radio station.

We would send our high school announcements to KOMA.  Those announcements were about our high school’s upcoming events; i.e. homecoming, or prom etc. We were absolutely thrilled when we heard our high school’s name and our announcements!  It never occurred to us most people would have to pay for their advertising time on the airways.  The executives at KOMA must have been so astounded to have a listening audience tucked far away in the Utah mountains that they put the announcements on the air at no charge.  Maybe they considered us a public service announcement? But, it was instant communication with all the teenagers in Price, Utah.

Now if you think about it, this is kind of how the Holy Ghost works. It is a gift given to us at confirmation, we receive the “gift” of the Holy Ghost.   This gift acts much like that signal from Oklahoma, it is a signal that we can tune into. It is our gift given to us by a loving Heavenly Father.  And IF we follow this signal it is our beacon that will lead us back to him.

We just have to make sure we tune into exactly the right spot.  We have to make sure our internal dials are set so that we can listen to the whisperings of the Holy Ghost loud and clear.

As a teenager, I could only listen to KOMA at night. However, with the Holy Ghost we can have a constant “signal” (the constant companionship) of the Holy Ghost.  We can have the promptings of the Holy Ghost any time night or day.  This is our little miracle, given to us when we are confirmed.

Just as there are many things that create static while listening to an AM radio, if we are not careful we can create static in our lives which makes it difficult to listen to the Holy Ghost. It is up to us to make sure we make the right choices to stay close to the spirit so that we will be able to tune in and listen to those messages from the Holy Ghost free and clear of all static.

It is seemingly impossible for a radio signal to reach Price, Utah from Oklahoma City. It also might seem impossible for the Holy Ghost to reach us at all times.  But the Holy Ghost has the ability to bounce and skip around all the worldly interferences.  It can come to us in seemingly impossible circumstances.  It can be there for us at all times.  The Holy Ghost will help us, comfort us, guide us and testify to us.

As high schoolers, we felt we received personal announcements from KOMA regarding our High School events, even though the radio station was broadcasting to thousands of listeners.  The Holy Ghost can give us personal “announcements”.  The Holy Ghost will help us personally.

Everyone’s life is full of challenges. We will face all kinds of storms in life.  The road of life is not an easy road to travel in fact it may be very treacherous like the narrow, winding canyon road from Price to Provo. We need the guidance of the Holy Ghost to be with us on the road of life.

Sometimes we may feel isolated and alone, but with the Holy Ghost as our constant companion we will not be alone.

The Holy Ghost is there for us if will tune our dials to listen to its message.  If we so choose, it will be our personal constant companion that will guide us back to our Heavenly Father.  We just need to tune in.

DOWNLOAD:

RADIO: Holy Ghost Analogy (.doc format)

RADIO: Holy Ghost Analogy (.pdf format)

Download a picture of THE radio: Picture of THE old AM Radio

Family History/Genealogy Young Women Activity

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Family History/Genealogy

Young Women Mutual Activity

or Family Home Evening Activity

Family History Young Women Mutual

We set up 10 stations each with a different Family History Activity for the Young Women.  Each girl received a folder, pencil and a novelty pen that looked like a plant. Needed information and worksheets were in a folder at each station.

Family History Young Women Mutual Activity

Family History Young Women Mutual-folder for each girl and a “plant” pen

After working on each station each girl made a “Family Tree Charm Bracelet!”

Family Tree Charm Bracelet

Family Tree Charm Bracelet

Family History Charm Bracelet

For refreshments we had a

Family History Candy Tree and

Cinnamon Rolls from an old, old family recipe.

Family History Candy Tree

Cinnamon Rolls

The Ten Family History Stations were:

  • Station One:  What’s In A Name?

    • Discover the meaning of your name.

 

  • Station Two:  Family Crest

    • Discover or design your family coat of arms.

 

  • Station Three:  Let’s Have Fun

    • A fun family history/genealogy themed coloring sheet.

 

  • Station Four:  Let’s Get To Work

    • Questions to answer concerning Family History Work.

 

  • Station Five:  It’s My Life

    • Writing a personal history.

 

  • Station Six:  Histories Mysteries

    • Dating a photo by looking at the clothing in the photograph.

 

  • Station Seven:  Consensus of the Census

    • An exercise in reading a census to find answers.

 

  • Station Eight:  Is That Contagious?

    • What do those old medical terms mean?

 

  • Station Nine:  Transcribing Old Documents

    • Try your hand at transcribing an old document.

 

  • Station Ten:  Symbols in the Cemetery

    • What do those symbols on tombstones mean?

 

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STATION ONE:

What’s In A Name?

Instructions were mounted and displayed:

What’s In A Name.

Station One instructions:

[download instructions for Station One:  01 What’s in A Name (.pdf) or 01 What’s in A Name (.doc)]

At Station One we had a couple of laptop computers and a folder with the worksheet.

 

 

Worksheet for Station One: (placed in folder by Station One):

[download worksheet for Station One  Meaning of your name .pdf or 01 What’s in A Name .doc]

 We used the websites www.name.org and www.behindthename.com for the given name.  We used the websites: http://ancestry.com/learn/fact/ and http://forebears.io.surnames for the surname.  There are many more websites that are out there.  Find the ones that work for you.

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STATION TWO:

Family Crest

Station Two  instructions:

[download Instructions for Station Two:  02 Family Crest (.pdf) or 02 Family Crest (.doc)]

At Station Two we placed some gel pens so the YW could work on their family crest.

We used the websites (for no particular reason) www.allfamilycrest.com and www.heraldyandcrests.com and www.houseofnames.com.  There are lots of websites so you can use any that will work for you.  

Worksheet for Station Two: (placed in folder by Station Two)

   [download worksheet for Station Two  Family Crest .pdf Family Crest .doc]

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STATION THREE:

Let’s Have Fun!

Instructions were mounted and displayed:

Station Three Let’s Have Fun

Station Three instructions:

[download instructions for Station Three:  03 Let’s Have Fun (.pdf) or 03 Let’s Have Fun (.doc)]

At Station Three we had a big box of colored pencils and a folder with genealogy coloring sheet.

 

 

Genealogy Coloring sheet for Station Three: (placed in folder by Station Three)

   [download Genealogy Coloring Sheet for Station Three genealogy coloring .pdf ]

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STATION FOUR:

Let’s Go To Work!

Instructions were mounted and displayed:

Family History Activity for YW Mutual, “Let’s G0 To Work!” Station

Station Four instructions:

[download instructions for Station Four:  04 Let’s Go To Work(.pdf) or 04 Let’s Go To Work (.doc)]

At Station Four we had a set of scriptures and the  folder with the worksheet.

Genealogy Questions pg 1

Genealogy Questions pg 2

Genealogy Questions pg 3

 

   [download worksheet for Station Four  Genealogy Questions .pdf  or Genealogy Questions .doc]

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STATION FIVE:

It’s My Life! Writing A Personal History.

It’s My Life! Writing A Personal History.

Instructions were mounted and displayed:

Station Five instructions:

[download Instructions for Station Five:  05 It’s My Life (.pdf) or 05 It’s My LIfe (.doc)]

At Station Five each YW received a Personal History Booklet to help them start writing their personal history.

 

 

Family History Booklet for Station Five: (placed in folder by Station Five)

(This booklet has 26 pages total, only the first few pages are shown.)

 

Page 2 Personal History Booklet

Page 3 Personal History Booklet

   [download Family History Booklet (26 pages) for Station Five  MY PERSONAL HISTORY.pdf  or MY PERSONAL HISTORY .doc] (The Personal History Booklet has 26 pages.)

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STATION SIX:

Histories Mysteries.  Using clues in a photo to date the photo.  Can you date that dress?

Instructions were mounted and displayed:

Station Six instructions:

 

[download instructions for Station Six:  06 Histories Mysteries (.pdf) or 06 Histories Mysteries (.doc)]

At Station Six we had 16 pictures of a different dresses each from a particular decade.  The pictures were lettered randomly.  The YW were to match the dress to a decade and using the worksheet given to them and they were to place the letter identifying the picture next to the proper decade.  An answer sheet was provided when they had finished guessing.

Dresses  for Station Six: 

   [download dress pictures  for Station Six:

1840: 1840 .pdf  or 1840 .doc

1850:  1850 .pdf  or 1850 .doc

1860:  1860 .pdf  or 1860 .doc

1870:  1870 .pdf  or 1870 .doc

1880:  1880 .pdf  or 1880 .doc

1890:  1890 .pdf  or 1890 .doc

1900:  1900 .pdf  or 1900 .doc

1910:  1910 .pdf  or 1910 .doc

1920:  1920 .pdf  or 1920 .doc

1930:  1930 .pdf  or 1930 .doc

1940:  1940 . pdf  or 1940 .doc

1950:  1950 .pdf  or 1950 .doc

1960:  1960 .pdf  or 1960 .doc

1970:  1970 .pdf  or 1970 .doc

1980:  1980 .pdf  or 1980 .doc

1990:  1990 .pdf  or 1990 .doc

Answer Sheet for Station Six:

 [download Answer Sheet for Station Six  Answer sheet .pdf  or Answer sheet .doc]

Letters to place on each dress for matching to it’s decade:

[download ABC’s to place with dress for Station Six  A B C .pdf  or A B C .doc]

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STATION SEVEN:

Consensus of the Census.

Look at a census and answer questions.

Consensus of the Census

Instructions were mounted and displayed:

Station Seven instructions:

 

[download instructions for Station Seven:  Consensus of the Census (.pdf) or Consensus of the Census (.doc)]

At Station Seven we had an old census and a set of questions to be answered from looking at the census.

Census Station Seven

Census of England and Wales 1911

[download Census of England and Wales 1911 for Station Seven: Census of England and Wales 1911 (.pdf)]

QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWERED FROM

STUDYING THE CENSUS OF

ENGLAND AND WALES 1911

 [download Census Questions Station Seven: Census questions (.pdf)] or Census questions (.doc)]

Answers to Census Questions

[download Answers to Census Questions Station Seven:Answers to Census Questions (.pdf)] or Answers to Census Questions (.doc)

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STATION EIGHT:

Is That Contagious?

What Do Those Old Medical Terms Mean?

Instructions were mounted and displayed:

Station Eight instructions:

 

[download instructions for Station Eight:  08 Is That Contagious(.pdf) or08 Is That Contagious(.doc)]

At Station Eight we had information sheet with old terms with the modern term and  a worksheet made up of actually journal entries using old medical terms…which each YW had to fill in the modern disease.

Worksheet with Journal Entries for Station Eight: (placed in folder by Station One):

Can you make the diagnoses? pg 1

 

Can you make the diagnoses? pg 1

Can you make the diagnoses? pg 2

 [download Station Eight worksheet with journal entries with old medical terms:Can you make the diagnoses? (.pdf)] or Can you make the diagnoses? (.doc)]

Old Medical Terms vs Modern Medical Terms Answers:

[download Station Eight worksheet Answer guide Old Medical Terms vs Modern Terms:Old Diseases vs Modern Terms (.pdf)] or Old Diseases vs Modern Terms(.doc)]

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STATION NINE:

Transcribing Old Documents.

Hear Ye! Hear Ye!

Instructions were mounted and displayed:

Transcribing Old Documents

Station Nine instructions:

 

[download instructions for Station Nine:  09 Transcribing old documents (.pdf) or 09 Transcribing old documents (.doc)]

At Station Nine we had a copy of an old document so each YW could try her hand and transcribing the old document.  We also had a copy of the translation,  both in the folder.

Copy of an old document for Station Nine: (placed in folder by Station Nine):

 [download Station Nine old document: Old document (.pdf)]

Translation of Old Document

 [download Station Nine translation of an old document: translation translation of old document (.pdf)]

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STATION TEN:

Symbols In The Cemetery

Symbols in the Cemetery

 

Station Ten Instructions:

 

[download Instructions for Station Ten:  10 Symbols in the Cemetery (.pdf) or

 10 Symbols in the Cemetery (.doc)]

At Station Ten we placed a basket of cards.  On the front (top) of the card we had a picture of a symbol found in cemeteries.  Inside the card was the meaning of the symbol found on the tombstone.  In the folder at the station was a matching worksheet where the girl had to match the symbol found on tombstones to its meaning.  These symbols can tell us about the person buried there.

 Matching the symbol found on tombstones to its meaning worksheet for Station Ten: (placed in folder by Station Nine):
Worksheet for Station Two: (placed in folder by Station Two)

   [download worksheet for Station Ten  Matching cemetery symbols to their meaning .pdf Matching cemetery symbols to their meaning .doc]

Answer sheet to worksheet

[download worksheet answer sheet for Station Ten Answer Sheet for Station Ten Matching Worksheet .pdf Answer Sheet for Station Ten Matching Worksheet.doc]

Cemetery symbol pictures:

Download Pictures of Cemetery Symbols:

Alpha and Omega: Alpha Omega (.pdf),  American Flag: American Flag (.pdf), Anchor: Anchor (.pdf),  Angel: Angel (.pdf), Book: Book (.pdf),  Broken Column: Broken Column (.pdf),  Calla Lily: Calla Lily (.pdf), Celtic Cross: Celtic Cross (.pdf), Daughters of Rebekah Daughters of Rebekah (.pdf), Dove: Dove (.pdf), Eastern Cross: Eastern Cross (.pdf), Elk: Elk (.pdf), Horseshoe: Horseshoe (.pdf), Ivy and Vines: Ivy and Vines (.pdf), Knights of Pythius: Knights of Pythius, Laurel Wreath: Laurel Wreath (.pdf), Lion: Lion (.pdf), Oak Leaves: Oak Leaves (.pdf), Olive Branch: Olive Branch (.pdf), Pointing Finger: Pointing Finger (.pdf), Sleeping Child: Sleeping Child(.pdf), Sphinx: Sphinx (.pdf), Square and Compass: Square and Compass (.pdf), Torch inverted: Torch Inverted(.pdf), Tree: Tree (.pdf), Urn: Urn (.pdf), Wheel: Wheel (.pdf), Woodman of the World: Woodman of the World (.pdf).

These pictures of symbols were used for the cards (top) inside was the meaning of the symbol (two were printed on a sheet of cardstock, cut then folded).

[download symbol meanings for inside of cards Station Ten symbol answers symbol answers.pdf and  symbol answers.doc]

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Station Signs:

 

Download Station Signs:

Family History Station 1 Sign: Family Tree Station 1 Sign (.pdf)

Family History Station 2 Sign: Family Tree Station 2 Sign (.pdf)

Family History Station 3 Sign: Family Tree Station 3 Sign (.pdf)

Family History Station 4 Sign: Family Tree Station 4 Sign  (.pdf)

Family History Station 5 Sign: Family Tree Station 5 Sign  (.pdf)

Family History Station 6 Sign: Family Tree Station 6 Sign  (.pdf)

Family History Station 7 Sign: Family Tree Station 7 Sign  (.pdf)

Family History Station 8 Sign: Family Tree Station 8 Sign  (.pdf)

Family History Station 9 Sign: Family Tree Station 9 Sign (.pdf)

Family History Station 1o Sign: Family Tree Station 10 Sign (.pdf)