Showing posts with label primary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label primary. Show all posts

Saturday, January 7, 2012

More "Real Heroes" CTR- 2012 Primary Theme

I am a bit of a fiddler! I design and then redesign and redesign.  I had made different heroes before the start of the holidays, but just hadn't got around to saving as a .jpg and posting them! I can upload to a file sharing site soon, but tonight... it's time for bed! :)






Sneak Peek- Real Heroes CTR kids

When I first had the thought of the "Real Hero" it was the classic Superhero opening his suit to reveal the superhero underneath.  (I loved that the suit was like church clothes!!) However, I thought it would be fun to design the heroes to look more like kids.  Here's my "rough" design.  I've been working on adding some different coloring on the heroes too... which will be coming soon!




Thursday, January 5, 2012

Real Heroes Choose The Right-2012 Primary Theme-link

for the link to download the Real Heroes bookmark and binder cover!

P.S. Sorry for the delay on these links! My hard drive crashed right before Thanksgiving, so between getting that fixed and Christmas things were a bit crazy! 

Monday, December 12, 2011

2012 Primary Theme-Choose The Right- Real Heroes (2)

Here are bookmarks our ward will be giving to the spotlight kid for the week.  They are designed to be developed as a 4x6 and then cut in half.  The other two printables are binder covers or our ward will be putting one of them up on each class room door.  These heroes are designed to be "teenage-ish" age, so they can work for primary or YW/YM, but I might design more kid looking ones sometime in the future (say after the craziness of Christmas is over!)
Just right click to save.  If that doesn't work, I can put them up on a download site..






Saturday, December 3, 2011

2012 Primary Theme-Choose The Right- Real Heroes

After hearing what the new Primary theme would be, I started thinking about what would be some fun ideas to go with the theme.  My first thoughts were "Chews the Right" and incorporate gum balls (which I'm still going to try to design a teacher incentive for that theme).  Then, I had this thought of Super Heroes!  This is a topic I am quite familiar with since I have three boys!  And my boys are obsessed with all thing Super Hero!
I designed with and without the border.  I usually like to print at Costco, and if I want a black border I just select to do that under the printing options.  For some reason, whenever I try to print with borders, they get cropped off.  





Our presidency is still brainstorming how we are going to incorporate this into our year.  We are thinking of giving each kid a copy of the hero for their birthday, and probably a CTR Super Hero themed kick off activity.  I'll keep posting as we finalize our ideas.  If you have any ideas, I'd love to hear them!!
Click here to download