Personal Progress Girlie

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A couple of months ago, I was asked by a lovely lady to give her some ideas for an experience for Integrity. I checked multiple sources and these are the best ones I found. I hope you find these helpful!  1. Think about situations where youth might be tempted to be dishonest. Decide now how you would act, and write about it in your journal. 2. Read a scripture story where someone showed integrity, and then record in your journal how that example can help you today. 3. Choose someone who lives with integrity. Send a letter expressing your appreciation for their example. 4. Collect quotes, pictures, and talks that remind you of who you are and help you stay on track. Look at the notebook when you need some guidance. Leave some space in the back to write out problems and trials so you can look back on them. 5. Make a conference binder 6. Sew your own temple dress 7. Create a day by day calendar with quotes from the general authorities 8.  Put together a devotional book ...

Hey! I'm finally back to blogging again! Today I am going to tell you about this amazing thing called a Personal Progress Board! So all you will need is: -A poster board from the dollar tree -A meter stick -Markers -Pencil -Personal Progress Book To start off you will need to get all of your supplies. Now, going horizontally put marks every 2 3/4 inches and going vertically put marks every 2 inches. Then makes straight lines going horizontally and vertically on those marks. You should have a 8x9 grid.After you finish that, write the names of each value going across the top. You can use the markers to make it colorful in the color if that value. For faith I put a magnifying glass. Divine Nature I didn't do a background. Individual Worth I didn't do a background. Knowledge I put green question marks all over the background. Choice and Accountability I did half orange and half white. Good Works I put a hammer hammering down a nail. Integrity I drew stick figures saying...

Hi! In each value, you have to complete anywhere from 4-6 experiences before you should start the project. I was thinking and then I'm like "Some of the prewritten experiences aren't for everyone. What if I started a series that if people don't like the experiences, I give ideas for their own!" I decided to start with Knowledge because that is easiest to come up with ideas for! If you have a different idea, please comment it below so I can add it to this blog! Experience Ideas: -Make coloring sheets for the nursery and give a copy of each one you made to the leader -Learn how to crochet -Learn how to knit -Teach a younger group of kids how to do something -Learn how to make 3 different recipes -Start a blog teaching how to do something you enjoy -Draw pictures for kids at the hospital -Make toys and give it to the nursery or kids at the hospital -Learn how to sew -Make a shirt -Make a skirt -Make multiple headbands and give them to cancer patient...

I know how hard it can be to switch from “Faith in God for Girls” to “Personal Progress.” I am a Beehive myself! I think that I would have loved to have something like this to help me when I started Personal Progress not too long ago. To start off, I am going to give you some advice on what to start on as soon as you get your book: 1.       You should definitely start reading the Book of Mormon. I have a cousin who just completed Personal Progress as a 16-year-old Laurel. When I asked her for tips on Personal Progress she said she regrets not reading the Book of Mormon earlier because it was one of the hardest parts. 2.       You should complete all of Virtue because you can complete all of the experiences in one day and you will have already started reading the Book of Mormon. I have completed Virtue #1 and #2. I can tell you that for those ones, they are super easy and don’t require too much work. 3.     ...

I have some super easy experiences for you today! They are all able to be completed in 1 or less day! I also got a Instagram for this blog and if you want EXCLUSIVE content and updates on blogs, you should follow me there! The account name is @personalprogressgirlie and, if you want to be a guest writer on my blog, or want to collaborate with me, email me  at personalprogressgirlie@gmail.com! You can get the PDF here! PDF Link Here

So, I am now in Young Womens/Personal Progress. When you turn 12-13 year olds are Beehives, 14-15 year olds are Mia Maids, and 16-17 year olds are Laurels. Once a year, usually in June or July, the Young Women go to Girls Camp. Now that I am a Beehive, I am a first year camper at Girls Camp. Starting the month before, we started preparing to get our camp certifications. For 1st year campers, we just need to tie some knots, learn how to use a compass, etc. We worked on getting our camp certifications and afterwards we would always get some kind of treat. At the Camp Kickoff, we were told that the theme would be BOOT Camp. B uilding O n O ur T estimonies. Get it? BOOT camp? No? I'll explain it: B uilding O n O ur T estimonies Flash forward one month, we are FINALLY at girls camp! It is July 13 and we have just arrived in the fresh mountain air. We stand around for about 30 minutes and then we start setting up tents and getting our things into the tents. There were 2 tents...