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Recently during our family scripture study, we read 2 Nephi 25:26 which says, “And we talk of Christ, we rejoice in Christ, we preach of
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EASY TIPS AND IDEAS FOR VISUAL LEARNERS (SPACIAL-VISUAL) USING “COME, FOLLOW ME”
VISUAL LEARNER (Spacial-Visual)
The VISUAL (SPACIAL-VISUAL) LEARNING STYLE or “picture smart” learners love arts, color, drawing, movies, and colorful things. They have great imaginations, remember dreams, and are good with maps. They enjoy photography, decorating, and doodling. They are very observant and enjoy daydreaming.
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Personal Study Ideas
Here are several easy ways to study “Come, Follow Me- For Individuals and Families” in your personal study as a VISUAL (SPACIAL-VISUAL) learner.
- use wide-margin scriptures – Use the space in the margins to write quotes in fancy lettering, write key words or phrases, attach stickers, add artwork, write thoughts, etc. Use a lot of color to make your notes your own. There are a lot of wide-margin scriptures available today for all books of scripture. Several options are mentioned in the resources section below.
- add color to the scriputures – Using a variety of colors, highlight words, phrases, favorite verses, etc. that stand out to you. You can use a specific color coding system if you want. Find a way to make your physical or digital scriptures appealing to you.
- use maps, graphs, and charts- Study the maps of locations you are reading in the scriptures for greater understanding. Make charts or graphs to compare different information you are reading about in the scriptures so you can visually see what is being taught.
- learn about color symbolism– Different colors evoke different emotions. Study the psychology of color or the symbolism of color in the scriptures. For example, white means purity, cleanliness, righteousness, holiness, light, and so much more. Find colors in the scriptures as you read.
- add color to a scripture journal–Have a scripture journal where you can record thoughts, impressions, and things you are learning. Add a lot of color to your journal. You could draw pictures or doodles or use creative lettering to write words and phrases.
- add colorful tip-ins– Glue small versions of artwork or quotes into the spine of your scriptures called tip-ins. These “additional” pages can add additional information to the scriptures you are reading.
Family Study Ideas
Here are several easy ways to study “Come, Follow Me- For Individuals and Families” in your family study as VISUAL (SPACIAL-VISUAL) learners.
- display weekly artword – The “Come, Follow Me–For Individuals and Families” manual has a weekly piece of artwork. Buy an extra book, cut out the pictures, and display a new picture each week. There are a few paid resources available as well (linked on my blog).
- illustrate a scripture story- While one person reads the scripture story, the rest of the family can draw their own illustrations for the story. You can also color pictures of the story.
- watch videos of scripture stories– There are a lot of scripture story videos available on churchofjesuschrist.org for all books of scripture. Watch the video first so everyone can visually see what happens in a story before reading it in the scriptures.
- find a Bible timeline to display– Visually seeing a timeline (especially a timeline of pictures) of when events occurred in relation to other events really helps visual learners understand better.
- use lots of visuals for lesson–Use as many visuals as you can while teaching a lesson. Use pictures, word cards, printable quotes, scripture reference cards, etc. to help visual learners see things (so they remember things).
- display words and quotes at home– Displaying quotes or scriptures for the week helps visual learners remember what they have read. Place reminders where they will be seen frequently (ex. on mirrors, bookshelves, on the table, on the wall, in the car, etc.
CFM Visual Learner Resources
FREE RESOURCES
- “Sunday on Monday: Glue In’s” are smaller pages to glue in your scriptures of Hebrew words and definitions
- Don’t Miss This Old Testament Timeline–a timeline (24″x36″ poster) available for free in their weekly CFM emails with weekly pieces to add to the timeline of the Old Testament. This timeline includes artwork and icons for most pieces.
- Wide-Margin Scripture PDF downloads–this is the set I use, I copied my own wide-margin scriptures where I add stickers, quotes, artwork, and more to my margins (The Old Testament is the only book I copied back to back. The other books of scripture I love having the back page blank to add additional notes and artwork.)
PAID RESOURCES
- Creative Come Follow Me by Meck Mom –Maria provides weekly insight videos to explain the background for each reading assignment plus gives additional insights and personal application in her weekly course–including games, recipes, object lessons, “throw down” challenges and so much more. Most weeks include a visual object lesson.
- The Red Headed Hostess– weekly subscription includes weekly “Table Talk” posters to use for meal times with quotes, questions, artwork, links to videos, and so much more in their subscription. Also included is a weekly art print with discussion questions and additional artwork to insert in your scriptures as tip-ins.
- Love, Pray, Teach– offers a variety of activities that fit every learning style in their Family and Primary Subscriptions. There are visuals and quotes that can be added to wide-margin scriptures or a scripture journal
- Old Testament “Don’t Miss This” Poster Set–(affiliate link) this weekly poster set highlights one Hebrew word and its definition for each week of Come, Follow Me. A beautiful piece to display for your weekly study reminder.
Easy Tips and Ideas for Come, Follow Me using personal learning styles
Wanting to see the blog post with the tips and ideas for “Come, Follow Me” for each learning style? Here are the links to the other pages:
"Come, Follow Me" and Learning Styles
A weekly guide of the learning styles used in each lesson in the "Come, Follow Me--For Individuals and Families"
A weekly download identifying all the learning styles for each weekly study topic to help you plan your weekly study.
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