Manna and quail craft for kids

Aaron and the mana in the desert craft

I have several of this lesson and still created something new! This is super fun for the kids to do! This lesson is number 6 in the second quarter of our preschool class. We are learning about Moses. We can read all about him in the book of Exodus in the Old Testament of the Bible. God sent Moses and his brother Aaron to Egypt to talk to Pharaoh. After God sent ten plagues, Pharaoh let the people leave Egypt. Last week we learned about God leading the people away from Egypt in a pillar of…

We are studying Moses and today we will discuss God continuing to take care of the Israelites after they leave Egypt. I set up an area with felt for the ground and tossed oyster crackers on it for the kids to pick up. The printable project for today is a discussion starter and can be used for just about any lesson. Review: Last week we learned about Moses and how God sent the 10 plagues to show His power and to force Pharaoh to let the people leave Egypt. There were 600,000 men + women…

Scripture Reference: Exodus 15:22-16:36 Suggested Emphasis: The Lord took care of His people in the wilderness, and He will take care of us today. Memory Verse: “My God will use his wonderful…

The manna and quail crafts are for the Bible story found in Exodus 16. Your Sunday school class will have fun making a picture, basket, and quails.

Bible ABC's: Q is for Quail (& manna in Exodus 16) in the Wilderness These lessons can be used without the alphabet theme. Consider t...

Quail Patterns What you will need: Card Stock (Heavy Paper) or Patterned Paper Scissors Feathers Glue or Tape How to Make the Quail Craft: 1. Print out the pattern onto card stock or patterned paper. Quail Patterns 2. Cut out the patterns and fold them in half.…

Wow what a week... We had a nice "Stay-cation" vacation. We were able to get a few things done around the house we needed to do...plus, sleeping in was nice. However, this week I have be going full speed ahead...Prepping for the Bible Story where God provides food for the Hebrews. I decided to make a Ronda version of "manna." I used a pie crust cut into small circles...the children will make a "manna" basket and collect "manna" to go in their basket. I have also made a jar of "manna" left…

My Sunday School kids loved this mana from heaven game we played. It's the biggest hit of all.

Q is for... quail! A big thank you to the reader that requested this AGES ago. We are just now getting around to it, but better late than never! I love getting suggestions from you. When I'm drawing