Category Archives: personal progress

We are trying to encourage the young women in our ward who have completed, or are near completion of Personal Progress, to mentor others. I wanted to give our young mentors some training, to help them to feel comfortable and … Continue reading →

We had a great activity with our young women and their mothers recently – a Personal Progress Pajama Night. A couple weeks before our activity we printed out these sleeping mask invites (a free printable found here). The back of … Continue reading →

With New Beginnings under our belt, it’s time to buckle down and get to work on doing our personal progress! We are having personal progress interviews this week with our young women, and will use these goal cards to help … Continue reading →

I made some of these Tootsie Roll treat bags to go in our Personal Progress Punch Board. I put a handful of midgees into a 3 x 4″ plastic bag, then folded the printable in half and stapled to the … Continue reading →

The personal progress value we are focusing on for April is Virtue. I’ve filled our young women treat jar with golden goodies – Rolo chocolates. I have a gold candle to put on the jar lid. The virtue stickers are … Continue reading →

I have another personal progress download for you. It was conceived for girls camp – so girls can complete an experience at camp, fill this out, then add it to their personal progress books when they get home.  Download here. … Continue reading →

Every month we highlight a different Personal Progress value in our young women group. We will be talking about integrity in March, and I’ve mades some purple stickers that fit on the bottom of Bliss milk chocolate squares. During Sunday … Continue reading →

One of my young women asked that we have a personal progress incentive other than candy, so I made a few of these origami heart bookmarks (inspired from here). There are two different folds – a simple one (the back … Continue reading →

Our upcoming “Leap into Personal Progress” New Beginnings program is coming together. My daughter volunteered to write the script for a skit. It has to do with a young woman trying to find time to work on her personal progress … Continue reading →