Monday, August 10, 2009

VT - Lifelong Learning



I have not been very good at visiting teaching these last few months. I have decided that maybe I will be better if I put together something cute to delivery to my friends/visiting teachees. I came up with this little gift to go along with the message this month.

A package of s'more ingredients with a tag that says "it is up to you to learn "s'more". I also included instructions for indoor s'more cooking and a tag that had the beginning of this quote... "Lifelong learning is essential to the vitality of the human mind, body, and soul". Elder Robert D. Hales.

We will see if it works and I get better at visiting teaching (my mid-year resolution).

10 comments:

Karli said...

would you mind sharing exactly what you put in the smores kit? I might have to borrow this idea for my VT!

Thanks!
Karli
karli_jo77@hotmail.com

Brimhall Designs said...

Those are cute! But please tell me you found those adorable tags somewhere and did not sew on the thread yourself...if you did, once again you really go all out! They are very fun!

Kaci said...

I love, love, love, this idea!

Heather said...

I was totally going to do smores for my VT this month after I saw your one post from that blog that packaged them so cute. I am totally borrowing your idea. You are awesome!!

Becca said...

that is too cute!!! We all need a little yummy motivation once in a while!

Mollie said...

Adorable! I wish I were half as creative as you! I just got a new VT list yesterday:o)

Anonymous said...

Darling Idea! Love It! And thanks for reminding me to get it done.

Melissa said...

wow! you make me wish I hadn't already visited one of my sisters... This is a FANTASTIC idea. Keep up the good work!

I am the VT coordinator in our ward and am in desperate need of ideas for VT. Thank you for inspiring me!

Tanya said...

I, too, have been slacking in the v.t. department. This will make it more fun, I agree. Thanks for the idea!

Genevieve said...

i love this idea! thank you so so much for sharing :) and on a random side note- i was looking through some of your other posts and saw pictures of julie knights kids! i am in her ward out here in philly! what a small world. thanks again for sharing- love the idea!