Here are several easy ways to study “Come, Follow Me- For Individuals and Families” in your family study as HANDS-ON (KINESTHETIC) learners.

1. act out stories- gather props and have your family members act out what is happening in the scriptures. 
2. build a lesson reminder together–  Create a model of something discussed in the scriptures you are reading. For example: make two brown paper bag trees to represent the two trees in the Garden of Eden. You can add leaves and fruit to the trees also (or build the trees out of Playdough). (LINK)
3. eat a  snack — have a small snack that relates to your lesson can be a great way to involve your hands-on learners–especially because it involves all the senses (see, smell, touch, taste, and hear). An added bonus would be to prepare the snack or recipe together–more hands-on experience.
4. play charades– acting out words for others to guess that relate to the lesson. For example, you could have family members act out the different things God created (animals, plants, trees, stars, light, dark, etc;)
5. use object lessons – find object lessons that require your body or movement to teach  specific concepts. For example,  you could do the “Human Knot” (where your family stands in a circle and grab random hands across the circle and you need to untangle yourselves) to teach the importance of communication or family togetherness. Check out this website for a lot of gospel object lessons at Funtastic Family Home Evenings.
6. give family members something to hold during the lesson–  Family members could hold pictures or objects that relate to the lesson.  While teaching about the creation, have pictures of each day of creation someone can hold up at the right time.