[Teachldsseminary] idea for plan of salvation (and request for story)

[terisa]

Great Idea...where might we find that 17 Step list?? Also, I was wondering if anyone still has a copy of the story where the Seminary Teacher enlisted the aid of one his students to do pushups in order for the class to have doughnuts? If so, I would really love to have it as I think I accidentally deleted my copy. Thanks so much!~Terisa

LAdams105 at aol.com wrote:  One of the teachers in our building had a very interesting activity for the 
Plan of Salvation. He has 20 students, so he made 17 signs with the steps of 
the plan (council in Heaven, war in Heaven, creation of earth, Adam and Eve, 
etc....Resurrection,) and pinned one on the back of each of 17 students. 
Each one could see the others, but did not know his own. The point was have 
all 17 students line themselves up in the correct order. Only when all 17 were 
correct would the teacher announce that they were correct. Oh yes, the 
extra three students wandered around giving clues to help the 17 get to the right 
place in line. The interesting thing was that one of the students giving 
hints gave wrong information sometimes, so students had to decide which voices 
they should listen to, and which was giving them lies. It was very true to 
life, and the students really enjoyed it. (It could be done with fewer 
students)



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