Keeping everyone engaged through every session can take some planning, especially when children have different ages and attention spans. This free general conference activity packet brings together 33 printable pages designed to help families listen, learn, take notes, and enjoy October 2026 conference.
The packet includes general conference activities for kids and adults, including bingo cards, coloring pages, word searches, speaker note sheets, family home evening lessons, and more. Download the entire collection or choose only the free general conference printables that fit your family.
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Free October 2026 General Conference Printables
Start with this illustrated cover if you want to assemble the general conference activity packet as a booklet. It also makes it easy to prepare copies for children, youth groups, or other families.
This overview explains what the October 2026 packet includes, from family home evening lessons and note pages to games and coupons. It also includes an optional way to support future free downloads.
Prepare for General Conference
Use this family home evening lesson to help children understand why God calls prophets and how their guidance helps us find Jesus Christ. The lesson includes a hymn, scripture, discussion questions, and a simple object activity.
Quotes From the Previous General Conference
These quotes from the previous general conference offer a simple way to review messages from Church leaders before October conference begins. Families can read, discuss, memorize, or share the teachings that stand out.
Continue reviewing messages about Jesus Christ, discipleship, covenants, prayer, and peace with this second quote page. Choose one quotation to discuss as a family or use during personal study.
The final quote page highlights teachings about peacemaking, eternal marriage, temple keys, and coming unto Christ. It also provides space to record another message that made a lasting impression.
Church Statistics and General Conference Bingo
Keep track of new temple announcements, membership totals, missionaries, missions, and other Church statistics shared during conference. This printable gives older children and adults a focused listening activity.
Conference bingo can help children listen for familiar gospel words and topics throughout each session. Use small treats, cereal pieces, or other markers to cover the squares as each subject is mentioned.
This second general conference bingo card rearranges the topics so family members can play together. Print several different cards to make the game more engaging for a group.
The third bingo card offers another unique arrangement of common conference themes. Players can aim for five squares in a row or try to cover the entire card.
Use this fourth bingo card when several children or family members want to play at once. Each card contains the same gospel themes in a different order.
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General Conference Coloring Pages and Games
This coloring page illustrates the Lord revealing His word through prophets, as taught in Amos 3:7. It gives younger children a quiet activity connected directly to the purpose of general conference.
This coloring page depicts the people of Zion becoming of one heart and one mind. Families can use it to discuss unity, discipleship, and building peaceful homes.
This Isaiah 61 coloring page shows Jesus Christ comforting and strengthening those around Him. It can prompt a conversation about how the Savior heals broken hearts and brings liberty and hope.
Older children and teens can search for words connected to the Restoration, including Joseph Smith, priesthood, covenants, and temples. The completed solution appears near the end of the packet.
This word search challenges participants to find the last names of current prophets and apostles. It also provides a natural opportunity to review and recognize Church leaders.
Follow the cinnamon-roll maze from the starting point to the gooey center. This lighthearted general conference printable works well for children who need a quiet hands-on activity.
General Conference Note Pages
Begin the conference note pages with space for messages from President Dallin H. Oaks and President Henry B. Eyring. Each section includes room for the topic, notes, and a personal response to the talk.
Record messages from President D. Todd Christofferson and President Dieter F. Uchtdorf on this printable note page. The prompts help listeners capture both what was taught and how the message made them feel.
Use this page for notes from Elder David A. Bednar and Elder Quentin L. Cook. The structured layout can help children, teens, and adults listen for each speaker’s central message.
This note page includes sections for Elder Neil L. Andersen and Elder Ronald A. Rasband. Write down key teachings, memorable quotes, and personal impressions.
Capture messages from Elder Gary E. Stevenson and Elder Dale G. Renlund on this printable. Each section invites listeners to identify the topic and reflect on their response.
Use this page to take notes during talks from Elder Gerrit W. Gong and Elder Ulisses Soares. The simple prompts keep the activity manageable while encouraging thoughtful listening.
This page provides dedicated note space for Elder Patrick Kearon and Elder Gérald Caussé. Record the main topic, important teachings, and any feelings or impressions that come.
The final leader-specific page includes space for Elder Clark G. Gilbert and additional conference notes. Use the open section for another speaker, announcement, or personal revelation.
This lined page provides flexible space for speakers not included on the leader-specific sheets. It can also hold favorite quotations, questions, or impressions from an entire session.
Print an extra general note page for anyone who wants more writing room. The open format works for talk summaries, family discussion notes, or post-conference goals.
After-Conference Lesson, Contest, and Extras
After conference, use this family home evening lesson to discuss what it means to keep the words of Christ. The lesson includes a hymn, scripture, questions, and a general conference Jeopardy activity.
Children can enter the packet’s coloring contest by submitting a completed page through the instructions provided. The entry receiving the most reactions will win a set of custom color quad scriptures.
This page introduces a collection of Latter-day Saint artwork created with children in mind. Families can explore the featured pieces as possible holiday gifts or additions to a child’s room.
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Check completed puzzles against the answer keys for both word searches and the cinnamon-roll maze. Keep this page separate if children want to solve the activities without seeing the answers.
The final page offers a behind-the-scenes look at the LDSBookstore.com team that created the packet. It closes the collection with a thank-you to the families using and supporting these free general conference resources.
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More General Conference Resources
Use these pages during conference weekend, then return to the lessons and notes throughout the next six months. Explore more general conference resources from LDS Daily for additional study ideas, activities, and inspiration.
Holly Wallace is a writer and storyteller drawn to meaningful questions and overlooked details. Her work explores Latter-day Saint life and culture through faithful inquiry, inviting readers to pause, consider, and engage more deeply with what matters most.
