WOW! This is a really cool Sunday School Lessons for kids about baby Moses and Moses and the Burning Bush. The fun kids activities and bible craft is perfect for Preschool, Kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, and 3rd grade kids.
Old Testament Lessons
- Creation (includes free printable craft)
- Days of Creation Bingo (free printable)
- Cain & Able Craft
- Noah’s Ark
- 10 Commandment Printable Valentines Craft
- Nahum Prophet to Nineveh Craft (K-3rd)
- Prophet Ezekiel Pinwheel Craft (K-3rd)
- Daniel & the Lion’s Den Lion Pillow Craft (K-3rd)
- Shadrack, Mishak & Abednigo Fiery Furnace Craft
- Zerubbabel Leads the Israelites Home Pennant
- Zechariah Lampstand Craft
- Nehemiah Inspects the Wall
- Old Testament Kings Review Activity (K-4th)
Moses Crafts
Kids will have fun learning about Moses with this fun, engaging Sunday School lesson with clever Moses Bible Crafts for Kids.
Baby Moses Craft
Moses’ mother wove a basket out of papyrus so she could protect her son. God protected Moses by guiding Pharaoh’s daughter to find Moses in the basket. Pharaoh’s daughter
adopted Moses as her son, which made Moses the grandson of the man who wanted to kill all of the Israelite boys! God rescued Moses to deliver His people from captivity. Each time you use your place mat, remember God’s plan to rescue us from sin.
adopted Moses as her son, which made Moses the grandson of the man who wanted to kill all of the Israelite boys! God rescued Moses to deliver His people from captivity. Each time you use your place mat, remember God’s plan to rescue us from sin.
This is a classic placemat weaving craft, but in case you haven’t seen it done here is how to make this simple paper craft for kids:
Hold a piece of construction paper horizontally with edges touching, cut slits to 1-2″ from edge.
Next cut strips of construction paper and weave through flaps going over, under, over, under, etc. Slide all the way to the left and repeat until you’ve finished your placemat.
Burning Bush Craft for Kids
This craft has an amazing WOW factor with kids!
You will need clear cups, glue (stick is easier to work with and dries quicker), and strips of red/orange/yellow tissue paper.
Spread glue all over the inside surface of the cup.
Press tissue paper strips around the inside of the cup to make flames.
Insert tea light candle.
We wrote on the outside of the cup in sharpie “Here I am” which is what Moses said to God at the burning bush. We reminded the kids that this should be our response.
