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| + | Have either the physical flag or large printouts in color of the following flags: US, local state/province, AY, Pathfinder, Christian | ||
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| + | Have one participant for each flag and hold up their flag when it's their turn. Have each participant describe out loud what they see on the flag and what it looks like. Encourage them to point to what they are verbally describing. They can also mention what each color and/or symbol represents, if they know or remember. | ||
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| + | ''<u>Example</u>:'' Youth that is holding the Christian flag can say: "This is the Christian flag and it's mostly white with a blue square in the corner and a red cross in the square. White means purity, blue means the baptismal waters, red means the blood of Christ." | ||
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Revision as of 16:59, 16 February 2022
Skill Level
1
Year
1938
Version
22.12.2024
Approval authority
General Conference
1
Teaching Tip
Materials:
Have either the physical flag or large printouts in color of the following flags: US, local state/province, AY, Pathfinder, Christian
Procedure:
Have one participant for each flag and hold up their flag when it's their turn. Have each participant describe out loud what they see on the flag and what it looks like. Encourage them to point to what they are verbally describing. They can also mention what each color and/or symbol represents, if they know or remember.
Example: Youth that is holding the Christian flag can say: "This is the Christian flag and it's mostly white with a blue square in the corner and a red cross in the square. White means purity, blue means the baptismal waters, red means the blood of Christ."
