Display three shoe boxes, and ask the children to raise their hands if they like to try on new shoes.
Explain that you want them to imagine trying on some other people's shoes, but more important you want them to imagine what it would be like to actually be that person.
One by one, take out a pair of shoes from each box. (You can also display pictures or drawings of shoes.)

• Show a pair of boots to represent the soldiers who guarded Jesus's tomb.
  Use detail to tell the story in such a way that the children can imagine being there when Jesus Christ was laid in the tomb.
• Next, use a pair of sandals to tell the story of Mary Magdalene.
  Ask the children how it might have felt to have been at the garden tomb when the resurrected Savior appeared.
• Last, show a pair of shoes that children in your area commonly wear.
  Ask how it feels to be a member of the Church and to have the knowledge that you will be resurrected because of the Atonement and Resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Sing "Did Jesus Really Live Again?" (p. 64), and bear testimony that the Easter story is the most glorious story in the world.

Testify that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and that He died and was resurrected.