Write the words of Isaiah 29:14 on the board, leaving out all of the vowels.
Have the children take turns adding one vowel (a, e, i, o, u) to the scripture and then have them look up, mark, and memorize Isaiah 29:14.

• While the children have their scriptures open, ask them what they think the "marvellous work and a wonder" is. (The Restoration of the gospel.)
• Invite them to use the footnotes to discover the meaning.

Using questions and answers as well as pictures from the Gospel Art Picture Kit, present the story of the Restoration of the gospel. Use Elder Mark E. Petersen's talk "More than a Farm Boy" (New Era, Dec. 2004, 33) to add details to the story.

• For example, ask the children how big they think the gold plates were. To illustrate the size of the gold plates, simulate them by using paper that has the same dimensions. (Approximately 7 x 8 inches [18 x 20 cm] and 6 inches [15 cm] thick.)
• Ask what kind of box would protect the plates from the weather for hundreds of years (a stone box).
• Ask what we call the record that Moroni gave to Joseph Smith (the Book of Mormon).

Consider teaching "An Angel Came to Joseph Smith" (p. 86). You can use the song to either present the story of the Restoration or to review the story.

Sing "The Golden Plates" (p. 86) and testify of Joseph Smith