If you’re a primary teacher, youth leader or even a ministering sister, these LDS scripture nugget wrappers are the perfect gift to motivate anyone to study the scriptures. Just print, wrap and give. Check it out!

As a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, I’ve held a lot of teaching callings in my day. These Hershey’s nugget wrappers are a great way to encourage a love and study of the scriptures. They’re the perfect treat/gift after any lesson. Here’s how to make them.

Gather your scripture nugget supplies

You don’t need very many supplies to make these cute gift bags. You might already have a lot of them at home. Here’s what you’ll need:

• Hershey’s nuggets chocolates (I like to buy a big bag when they go on sale at Costco)
• LDS scripture nugget wrappers printable PDF (see link at end of this post)
• 3×5 resealable cellophane bags
• Stapler
• Scissors
• Tape

Print your scripture nugget wrappers

I designed these cute wrappers small enough that you can wrap them around an individual Hershey’s nugget candy. Each one looks like a tiny Book of Mormon or Bible. They are just adorable. You can mix and match the wrappers with all books of scripture including the Book of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants, New Testament, Old Testament, Holy Bible and Pearl of Great Price.

Click the link at the end of this post to print your eight-page PDF with various nugget wrappers and a cute gift tag to go on top.

Assemble your scripture nugget treats

Cut out each individual nugget wrapper that you would like to use. I like to do a variety of different scripture wrappers. But if you’re specifically teaching about the Book of Mormon, you could stick with just one type. Whatever you want.

Then, wrap the label around a Hershey’s nugget chocolate and tape it at the back.

Next, place four wrapped nuggets inside a 3″x5″ resealable cellophane bag. Then cut out a scripture gift tag, fold it in half and staple at the top of the bag.

That’s it! You can make as many as you want. You don’t even have to package them in baggies if you don’t want. Just give individual scripture nuggets to the kids in your primary class, young women or Relief Society. These also pair as awesome ministering gifts.

As promised, below is the link to the PDF printable that you can purchase and buy in order to make these adorable scripture chocolates.

LDS scripture nugget wrappers

Let me know what you think of this fun gift favor idea in the comments below. Thanks for visiting my blog!

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If you’re the activity day leader in your ward or branch, you’re probably always trying to think of fun activities for this young age group. Well, never fear. Here’s a wealth of ideas for your LD Primary Activity Days. Check it out!

As a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, I loved my calling as activity day leader. These kids (ages 8-11) are so excited about life and trying new things. There are so many ideas and ways to help these kids grow socially, spiritually, physically and intellectually. Here’s just a few ideas to help you out.

Spiritual activity ideas

Intellectual activity ideas

Physical activity ideas

Social activity ideas

I hope this list of fun LDS Primary Activity Days ideas will give you a few ideas for your own group. Let me know if you have any other fun ideas in the comments below.

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