What does it mean to “love one another”? What does it mean to love others outside of your family? Sometimes it just means to –

• to give people their space when they are going through something
• to not judge someone because they are not doing a good deed
• to not judge someone because they are being quiet and not talkative
• to not judge someone because they interrupt you but yet you are the one that is talking, and talking, and talking and won’t let anyone else get a word in
  

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• to not judge someone else yet you are not doing what you are supposed to do
• to not blame someone else when you haven’t done a good job
• to accept someone the way they are and not think you are God’s gift to fix everyone else’s “mote” but yet ignore the beam in your own eye
• to still like someone even though they may disagree with you
• to not ask someone to help others when the person they are asking also needs help
• to not think you are better than others because you are doing a volunteer activity
• to not think you are better than others because of the way you look
• to not think you are better than others because you have more money than them
• to not label other people or call them names
• to mourn with those that mourn
• to not think you are better than someone else because you go to church or do something in church
• to show a little bit of love, charity, understanding, and friendship like the Savior did for us

Homeschoolers/Parents/Educators: sketch/color an illustration. Read “The Good Samaritan” story found in Learning to Read: New Testament Stories. Put these words in alphabetical order and use in sentence: Samaritan, good, man, Jews, like, hurt, neighbor, love, better, List two of the examples above of how to show love to others. Write about one thing you want to do better to follow the teachings of Jesus.  (Skills: identify, comprehend, apply, creative, recall, affective domain)