Come Follow Me Fishermen Acting

My Primary group absolutely loves acting, it’s always their first pick! This easy Come Follow Me fisherman acting idea is perfect for the song because it has very minimal costume changes (which take the most time) and there is only one small speaking line! Still, everyone will want a turn to be the star!

*See 25 great Come Follow Me Singing Time Ideas here*

Simple acting script / skit activity to learn Come Follow Me Hymn in Primary singing time ideas! Perfect for LDS families in the home or for Music Leaders! Including a printable song helps to recreate a fisherman scene.

Come Follow Me Simple Acting Activity

This will be a very simple acting activity. It will just need a few pretty pieces of fabric (I plan to borrow these from my friend) and one very simple line will be spoken!

I’m planning to simply call an adult male teacher to represent Christ. Then, I’ll ask 3-4 children to be fishermen. *Keep in mind a child should not act as Christ.

I plan to make a very simple cardboard boat that my fishers can sit behind. The kids will also have a very simple costume of just a colorful fabric as a headdress and band to hold it in place. I may even just use my simple music scarves they can drape over their head and as fishing “nets”. Just use what you have!

Simple acting script / skit activity to learn Come Follow Me Fishermen Acting Hymn in Primary singing time ideas! Perfect for LDS families in the home or for Music Leaders! Including a printable song helps to recreate a fisherman scene.

Christ will say to the fishers, “Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men.” (Matt 4:19).

The fishers will leave their boat and follow Christ and the group of actors will walk around the room while we sing the song.

I’ll let the kids take turns acting as the fishermen which will give us lots of opportunities for repetition!

You could also expand on this lesson plan by adding a couple of other scenes from Christ’s life where he invites people to follow him!

Did Jesus Really Live Again Scripture Stories singing time ideas for LDS Primary Music Leaders

For another fun and similar singing time idea, see this Did Jesus Really Live Again Scripture Stories activity. You’ll dive into a variety of scriptures that tell a story of Christ’s life and resurrection.

Come Follow Me Fishermen Acting Printable Script Singing Time

I created a very simple printable that you can keep with your weekly planning to help you remember the basic plan for this lesson, what props you might want to prepare, and also a small guide you can give to the actors to help them with their parts. You certainly don’t need to print this, if you want to just jot down the basic script, but if it’s helpful by all means!

Simple acting script / skit activity to learn Come Follow Me Hymn in Primary singing time ideas! Perfect for LDS families in the home or for Music Leaders! Including a printable song helps to recreate a fisherman scene.

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Change gears with a totally different singing time idea in our Come Follow Me Painting Pictures from Christ’s life activity!

Come Follow Me Painting Lesson Plan - Paint, color, or trace these pictures of Christ's life as you introduce the hymn, Come, Follow Me. Or use this lesson plan idea in your home bible study! Great for LDS families and Primary Music Leaders.

What other scenes could you incorporate into this Come Follow Me acting lesson plan? 

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2 thoughts on “Come Follow Me Fishermen Acting”

  1. Thanks for all your primary singing time ideas! I can tell you put in a lot of effort.
    While I’m sure you mean for this role playing to be respectful, the handbook says we are not to role-play deity:
    11.8.5
    Portrayals of Deity in Role-Playing Activities
    Leaders and teachers carefully maintain reverence when they choose to conduct role-playing activities, especially when people dramatize sacred events. God the Father and the Holy Ghost are not to be portrayed in any way. The Savior should not be portrayed by children except in a nativity scene. For additional guidelines, see 13.6.15.

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    • Great, thanks for your help, sounds like I’ll have a male teacher represent Christ. This is in no way a sacred scene, so we’re good there. I’ll update the file when I get a chance.

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