Come Follow Me 7/20/2026 – Devotionals & FHE for Kids

Sunday Ideas for Kids for Come Follow Me 7/20

Use Sundays for a time of reflection; share what you discussed that day in each of your classes.  Did you learn anything new or hear a different perspective about what you studied this week?

If you went to a class that did not use the Come, Follow Me 7/20 Manual, then share what stood out to you the most in your class.

Take a few minutes to talk about what parts of Sacrament Meeting you felt like were meant for you

If your younger children are struggling during Sacrament Meeting, try using these Ideas and Activities to Keep Toddlers and Kids Quiet During Church

Here are some activities that go along with this week’s topic in Come Follow Me 7/20

Sunday Kids Activities for Come Follow Me 7/20

• Do this week’s free activity pages from Color Me Christian (or do them in the workbook if you purchased it from Amazon).
• Read or listen to Elder D. Todd Christofferson, “Our Relationship with God,” Liahona, May 2022, 78–80.
• Watch the video “For Little Friends: Andrew’s Example” (October 2009 Friend).
• Play King Asa jeopardy (scroll to bottom for the questions)
• Watch the video “For Little Friends: Can’t We Be Friends?“
• Give children Silly Putty and newspaper comic strips and allow them to transfer images onto their Silly Putty. Then press a newspaper comic strip character onto a flattened piece of Silly Putty. Show children the image and stretch the putty as you say: God has created each of us. God has the right to form us since he is the artist who gave us life. When we’re pressured by our friends to do something other than God’s desire for us, we give in to peer pressure and compromise. We become something God didn’t intend for us to be.
• Do this balloon peer pressure object lesson
• Worksheets about King Jehoshaphat in this PDF
• Make this Uzziah’s balloon head craft (skip ahead to 3:35 in the video)
• Watch this video about King Uzziah.
• Read Russell M. Nelson, “Peacemakers Needed,” Liahona, May 2023, 98–101.
• Play these peacemaker games
• Tell the story given by President Gordon B. Hinckley (1910–2008) in “Following the Crowd“ (August 2004 Liahona and Friend). Will you make the decision to do what’s right no matter what others are doing? Role-play different situations where you might need to choose the right. End by sharing the experiences of Elder Christoffel Golden Jr. in “Family Traditions“ (August 2004 Liahona and Friend).
• Read the answers on this Question Corner about friends using phones to look at bad pictures (November 2017 Friend). What would you do if you were in that situation? Make a list with your family of things you can say “no” to. Then find tips for saying “no” on “Peer Pressure Problems” (November 2017 Friend).
• “School Wise” (September 2009 Friend). As you play this board game will you choose the right or go along with everyone else?
• “Sharing Time: I Am a Peacemaker” Read the responses to the question, “What would you do if your father or mother asked you to be a peacemaker for 24 hours?”
• “Cease From Anger” (February 2010 Friend). Take this quiz to see how forgiving you are. When we are loving and forgiving, we can be peacemakers.
• “The Bullying Problem/The Kindness Challenge” (October 2015 Friend). Learn about bullying and take a quiz to see if you are kind, mean or in between.
• Read “Being Brave” (January 2006 Liahona and Friend). How does Rosella help Alan? Exercising faith and following the Spirit can place us in a position to bless others. Discuss how you can grow in faith and be prepared to serve someone.
• Family Night Fun: “Standing Up” (October 2016 Friend). Practice situations with your family where you might have to say no to someone. Also includes ideas for what you can do when someone is being mean to you or others.