Young Women in Excellence and Skits for Recognition Night

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I'm compiling some Young Women in Excellence / Recognition Night programs here. Do you have LDS Young Women
scripts or ideas? Post them in the comments section below!

Young Women in Excellence Activities

The Worth of a "Sole"

M'Shelle D. shared, "an idea we recently used for our YW in Excellence.
Our theme was D&C 18:10 For the Worth of Souls is great in the Sight
of God. We played on the word 'Sole'.

"Invitations: Pastel Shoe Horns with Invitation attached

"Preparation: Had the girls learn a song, and each were to select a
pair of shoes that best represented their personality. It could be
their favorite pair, a reminder of a trip, or even a pair from
childhood each were asked to fill out a card with an explanation as to
why they selected that pair of shoes. We also had the older girls be
a part of the value presentation. ...

"Decor: We decorated the room like a french shoe parlor. We had
covered shoe boxes with ribbon around them, tissue coming out of
shopping bags, decorative purses, etc. All the girls shoes were
displayed on shoe racks and in boxes with tissue and each had their
name and description attached with a little wire flourish. Our colors
were pink and brown with polka-dot accents.

"Handout: Each girl was presented with a fluffy pair of pink polka-dot
socks to help them remember the worth of their "Soul"

"Treat: Treats for the girl and her parents were cute little boxes we
dexcribed were "shoe boxes" tied with a ribbon and with pairs of shoes
(nutter butters) inside. It was so adorable.

"I have included examples of everything we did. Font is French script.
I hope it helps!"

Download the Worth of a "Sole" Files

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Jenny Phillips' Be Steadfast & Immovable - New for 2008!


You loved it last year, and Jenny has done it again for the new mutual theme!
Follow the instructions below for a super easy YWIE or theme
introduction skit.

The PDF document includes a script and sheet music. You can buy also Jenny Phillip's
CD to provide accompaniment, or if you prefer piano, there's a songbook you can
buy as well. She even has free posters you can print to go with the theme!

There are 5 youth narrator parts, and one adult narrator part. A small class
might perform it with as few as 2 people. Steadfast and Immovable requires no
special scenery or costumes, and no memorization.

Here's the stuff you need:

Related Steadfast and Immovable Products

Ladybug Luncheon

Kim A. shared this cute idea for a Ladybug Themed YWIE emphasizing Individual Worth.

Download the Ladybug Luncheon Compilation

Everything I Need to Know About Life, I Learned in Young Womens

Kim A. shared this cute idea that I think is perfect for YWIE. The girls
dress up in school girl attire -- pig tails and black and white uniform clothing.
The room is decorated like a class room, and the girls' displays were of the same
theme with explanations written on that second grade lined paper.

Download the Everything I Need to Know I Learned in Young Women YWIE program

Garden of Girls

Kim A. says, "We decorated with a garden theme, brought in a birdbath, garden arch and lots
of ivy and silk flowers everywhere. We also did the usual thing of dragging in the ficus trees
from the foyer into our room. 2 weeks before we called and asked each father (or mother) to
please think of what flower best fit their daughter and to explain on an index card why. This
took a lot of reminding but the end result was so worth it! We had each parent share their
choice with the group with their daughter standing beside them. The entire room was in tears
because everyone felt how loved these girls are. "

Includes a program outline and the Parable of the Hummingbird for a handout.

Download the Garden of Girls YWIE program

Jenny Phillips' Daughter of a King - NEW for 2007 Theme!

Jenny Phillips has given me a copy of her new Rehearsal Songbook
for the 2007 Mutual Theme!

The PDF document includes a script and sheet music. You can buy also Jenny Phillip's
CD to provide accompaniment. She even has free posters and invitations you can print to go
with the theme!

There are 6 young women's speaking parts, and one adult speaking part. A small class of
young women could perform it with as few as 3 people. Daughter of a King requires no
special scenery or costumes, and no memorization.

Here's the stuff you need:

Click for more resources on the 2007 Mutual Theme,
Let Virtue Garnish Thy Thoughts
, including clipart, articles, and more downloadable music.

Handouts

Click here for YWIE program covers and more!

User-submitted ideas

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