Q: What is Achievement Days?
A: It is a program developed by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to help children to increase bonds of friendship, learn skills and participate in service activities which will help them to live gospel principles.

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Q: Who attends Achievement Days?

A: eight-, nine-,ten-, and eleven-year-old girls (and eight-, nine-, ten-, and eleven-year-old boys if there is no scouting program.)

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Q: How often do they meet?

A: Twice a month for a midweek activity.

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Q: How do we recognize the children's accomplishments?

A: Each child should receive some sort of recognition on a quarterly basis. Include family, friends and Church leaders when the children share and demonstrate what they have learned. If you choose to use the banners for this, you can give the beads as a reward for completing an activity and the children can glue them onto their banners. When they have completed 4 years of Achievement Days, their banners will be finished.

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Q: Why did you include the Articles of Faith on the banners?

A: The Articles of Faith are not officially part of Achievement Days but it is a great way to encourage the children to memorize them and have them pass them of to you at an Achievement Day activity.