Baby moses craft preschool

Preschool Sunday School Project: Miriam Watching Over Baby Moses I looked at a lot of “Baby Moses” art projects preparing for a lesson this Sunday. I particularly liked this one because it shows M…

An easy to make Baby Moses craft. Use either a paper plate or download a PDF to make the craft to go with your Bible story.

Aims *To be familiar with main points of the story *To learn that God watches over us Materials Exodus 1-2:10 The Beginner’s Bible Visual aids – pictures from the story Craft materials – Blue and green card, printed pattern for baby and basket, scissors, glue Baby moses maze Key words: Egypt, I

Brittany Hill • Sharing faith-based ideas for kids on Instagram: "Baby Moses Bible craft for kids 🤍 Supplies needed: Paper plate painted blue Brown paper bag rolled down Felt for blanket Small baby or wood peg doll Green construction paper Glue “You are my hiding place; you will protect me from trouble and surround me with songs of deliverance.” Psalm 32:7"

Instructions for making a Baby Moses paper plate craft with links to the items needed and photos to show how to put the craft together

We're still working on our Christian ABC craft series, and M is for Moses! Again, my co-op class is very young (1 and 2) so I'm always looking for something they can participate in and

Baby Moses Coloring Page Coloring Page

These God Protected Baby Moses Bible activities underscore God's ability to accomplish His purposes in all circumstances and in spite of all opposition. No earthly king can thwart His plans. These Bible activities highlight God's protection of Moses as an infant. They can be used in a church, school, or home setting.

Today, we are going to make a cute little tiny craft: Baby Moses in the Bulrushes! You need: paper, cupcake cups, green tissue paper, scissors, and glue (crayons optional) First, print out my template at the end. Then, cut out as many Baby Moseses as you need. Color the baby. Get some green tissue paper. Hopefully, you will be able to find your scissors. I looked all over the craft cabinet at church and couldn't find any. So. . .if you can't find scissors, carefully tear your paper into…