Young children can easily create this simple baby Moses handprint craft as a fun way to reinforce the Bible story of Moses in his basket.
God had an extraordinary purpose for Moses! Exodus 1-2 tells how He kept baby Moses safe from Pharaoh’s terrible order that every Hebrew baby boy should be killed. It is incredible that God used Pharaoh’s daughter to rescue him!
This Bible craft featuring baby Moses is a wonderful reminder for children that God remains in control. With its large patterns, it is simple to assemble during a Bible lesson.
This Moses baby craft is an ideal way to finish learning about Moses’ life! Children will enjoy cutting out all the pieces.
The template includes large shapes that children can cut out and work with easily.
It can also help them explain to their families what they discovered in Sunday School while remembering that God is always sovereign and cares for His people.
This baby Moses handprint project requires just paper, a paper plate, and paint, making it budget-friendly. Most importantly, children can add a personal touch with their handprints, turning it into a lovely keepsake.
It is a great activity for Sunday School or for making at home.
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Baby Moses handprint project
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Steps for making a baby Moses handprint project
First, cut a paper plate into two pieces and paint one half blue. Leave it to dry fully before continuing.
Trace the child’s hand on green paper. Choose one, two, or three different green shades, then cut out three handprints.
Attach the handprints with glue along the top edge of the paper plate.
Place the basket over the handprints and secure it with glue.
Glue Moses’ head above the basket.