Moses and the burning bush crafts for preschoolers

Teaching bible class holds a special place in my heart. And creating engaging bible lessons to teach these little ones is an added bonus! I recently signed up to teach our kindergarten bible class on Sunday mornings. Although the curriculum is provided, I can't help but put my own spin on each lesson. We are

God spoke to Moses from a burning bush and told him he was to go to the Egyptian Pharaoh and tell him to release God's people, the Hebrew slaves. Moses was reluctant, but God's call was clear. These God Spoke to Moses in the Burning Bush Bible activities are about that important event in Moses' life.

Moses And The Burning Bush Cut And Color Craft This craft is a greatly simplified version of others seen on Pinterest.

If you are looking for a SUPER simple craft for Moses’ encounter with God talking to him through the burning bush, here is one that Morgan and I made a few weeks ago when we were talking abou…

Are you teaching your child to read? You might have had some difficulty finding simple books for your to read, especially ones that talk about the Bible stories. I've discovered a great resource that will help! They're called One Sentence Bible Storybooks and have turned our reading practice into the perfect devotional for my preschooler. This

This Burning Bush Craft with a flickering LED tealight reminds kids that God knows and cares about His people. Use this Bible craft together with a Sunday school lesson on Moses and the Burning Bush.

Bible songs for kids about Moses and the Red Sea Exodus. Simple children's songs sung to familiar tunes for use at church or home.

Do you remember the account of Moses at the burning bush? This was what we call a Christophany, a time when Jesus appeared in the Old Testament.

(Exodus 3:1-15) An easy craft for this lesson has been around for a long time. Sometimes the older, well tested ones are the best. I like that this one can cross over to many different age groups just by varying the style of the flames. Materials: Clear plastic cups Red, orange and yellow tissue paper Brown and green Sharpies Battery operated tea lights Scissors (optional - for cutout flames) Clear glue (not pictures, optional - for torn flames) I found everything at the Dollar Store making…

Moses and the burning bush is always an exciting lesson to teach to children. When teaching this lesson, I use an ORANGE SWIRLING LIGHT to give the effect that the bush is actually on fire. When I found a light at Home Depot around Halloween, a light bulb went on in my head (Pun intended!).