This free coloring page illustrates how the Moses & the people of Israel crossed the Red Sea in the book of Exodus. It would be an excellent addition to your Sunday School lesson on that Bible story from Exodus 13:17-14:31. story page | pdf | jpeg second page | pdf | jpeg third page | pdf | jpeg Directions: Click on the download links above to select each file. The PDF is easier to print, but the
The printable coloring sheet shows Moses holding the ten commandments. In one hand is his staff and the stone tablets are in the other. This sheet would be ideal for younger children or preschool Sunday School. Directions: Simply click on the preview image to the right to download this image as printable PDF file. We’ve also uploaded a higher resolution jpeg image for advanced editing. Don’t miss our new 10 Commandments coloring pages or the printable 10 Commandments for Kids.
This is the 4th lesson of a 5-part series based on the life of Moses. This free Children’s Church lesson plan was first written for elementary aged students. It covers the story of the Israelites and how they kept grumbling. This material could also be used as the Bible lesson for children’s Sunday school. Be sure to consider your own ministry context and modify it as needed. Click here to view the series index, or you can
This is the 4th in a 5-part series on the life & ministry of Moses, including a lesson entirely on the 10 Commandments. This printable lesson plan is designed to teach preschool aged children about the story of how the Israelites kept on grumbling. It could be used in any setting with children age 2-5 at church, including a preschool Sunday School class or a preschool children’s church class. As always, consider your own ministry context and
This is the 3rd lesson of a 5-part series based on the life of Moses. This free Children’s Church lesson plan was first written for elementary aged students. It covers the story of Moses’ birth and the exodus of the Israelites. This material could also be used as the Bible lesson for children’s Sunday school. Be sure to consider your own ministry context and modify it as needed.Click here to view the series index, or you can
This is the 3rd in a 5-part series on the life & ministry of Moses, including a lesson entirely on the 10 Commandments. This printable lesson plan is designed to teach preschool aged children about the story of Moses and the Exodus of the Israelites. It could be used in any setting with children age 2-5 at church, including a preschool Sunday School class or a preschool children’s church class. As always, consider your own ministry context
This is the 2nd in a 5-part series on the life and ministry of Moses, including a lesson entirely on the 10 Commandments. This printable lesson plan is designed to teach preschool aged children about the story of Moses and the Desert. It could be used in any setting with children age 2-5 at church, including a preschool Sunday School class or a preschool children’s church class. As always, consider your own ministry context and modify it
This is the 2nd lesson of a 5-part series on Moses, including a lesson on the 10 Commandments. These free Children’s Church lesson plans were first written for elementary aged students. Click here to view the index. This lesson covers the story of Moses and the Desert. This material could also be used as the Bible lesson for children’s Sunday school. Be sure to consider your own ministry context and modify it as needed. Bible Story: Moses
This is the 1st in a 5-part series on the life & ministry of Moses, including a lesson entirely on the 10 Commandments. Each story will have two versions of the lesson plan, one for preschool and the other for elementary aged children. Click here to see the series index. This printable lesson plan is designed to teach preschool aged children about the story of Moses and the River. It could be used in any setting with
This is the 1st lesson of a 5-part series based on the life of Moses. For each story, we are uploading two versions. One is designed for preschoolers and the other for elementary aged children.  Click here to view the index. This free Children’s Church lesson plan was first written for elementary aged students. It covers the story of Moses’ birth and the river. This material could also be used as the Bible lesson for children’s Sunday
This page contains some simple songs you can use along with our lesson plans about Moses. Each of these is set to a familiar tune and can be sung without musical accompaniment. These are helpful for preschool Sunday School or other context with younger kids. You can [print_link] these songs directly from this page, or download the print-friendly PDF file. Exodus 20 “Moses Song” (To the tune of Jingle Bells) No other gods, no idols Don’t misuse
This page is the main index for our series of Bible lessons based on the life of Moses. In total, there are five lessons in these series with a preschool and elementary version of each. Be sure to see all our free materials that teach the ten commandments for children. Elementary Sunday School Lessons (or Kids Church) Baby Moses and the River: Elementary Kids Version Moses and the Desert (Elementary lesson) Moses and the Exodus (elementary kids
This Sunday School lesson draws an important spiritual point about Moses form Stephan’s speech in Acts 7 before the Sanhedrin. This lesson plan will help children see that the Lord has a plan for their lives and how He wants them to look for it and follow it. It can be for Sunday School or Children’s Church. This is a great opportunity to help children think ahead to the special plans that God has for their lives.
This Bible lesson for children is based on the story of Moses from Exodus 1:15-2:10 and his mother releasing him to the care of the Pharoah’s daughter. This lesson shows the deep love of a birthmother for her child and the gift of life she gives when she releases her child for adoption. The theme of adoption is a powerful link to the Gospel story. Use this lesson to remind children of the seeking love that God
It’s road trip season, so I wanted to brainstorm a curriculum theme based on the popular GPS navigation apps kids see their parents using. That brainstorming led to the MAPS curriculum, which I had just finished editing. We’ve just launched it at the Sunday School Store, and I couldn’t be more excited about it. It’s called “Maps: 4-Week Children’s Ministry Curriculum,” and it’s designed to guide kids on their spiritual journey using the Bible as their ultimate
Revealing the Big Picture – Luke 24:36-48 is a Bible lesson and activity pack for children that aims to help them understand the significance of Jesus Christ and His resurrection. The lesson uses puzzles and pictures to illustrate how we can step back and see the “big picture” of God’s plan for us, and how Jesus is the “missing puzzle piece” that makes everything make sense. The lesson also includes activities such as a jigsaw puzzle, a
Life is full of unknown developments that force us to lean on the Lord and trust Him for guidance. We are often called to obey God without knowing the eventual outcome of circumstances, having faith that He is with us and will help us. This message reminds children of those principles while telling the story of Joshua and the Israelites crossing the Jordan. Begin with a blindfolded faith activity to highlight the importance of trust and explain
“Hi there, today it’s crafts feature the story of Abraham and Sarah and the birth of their son Isaac. Now the first craft that we’re going to make has to do with how the Angels came to visit and announced that Isaac would be born which of course led to laughter on the part of Sarah which of course led to Isaac’s name spoiler alert but anyway we’re going to make a little craft celebrates that now
Jesus Paid it All! Children’s Message on God’s Grace and Romans 5 Main Objective: What does it cost to get to Heaven? How can we achieve salvation? Well, the bad news is that we all fall short of God’s glory, and no one is capable of earning or buying grace. Because of Adam, we are born into sin, which bears the consequence of death. The good news is that through Jesus, we have eternal life and righteousness!
Act Justly, Love Mercy, Walk Humbly…Children’s Message on What God Truly Desires Don’t miss the full Micah 6:1-8 Sunday School Lesson, related Bible crafts for kids, and Bible lesson ideas for kids. Main Objective: What does God want from us? What kind of offering is good enough for the King of all creation? Kids might at times wonder what it means to be children of the Lord, or what (if anything) we should do or give to
Use this Bible coloring page when teaching the story of Queen Esther for kids. This illustration is from the free Bible Heroes Coloring Pages. This line art illustration shows Queen Esther and themes from her story in the Bible. Download the PDF coloring page below or click on the large image to directly print the JPEG image. The story of Esther is fun for children to use in their coloring pages for Sunday School or kids church. All
New Year, New You! Children’s Message on Transformation through Jesus. A new year is often a time when people make goals and resolutions to transform and change themselves. However, we know that on our own we can do nothing. True change must come from the indwelling of the Holy Spirit. This message reminds children that we are adopted into God’s family, and we have new identity in Him. Any change we hope to achieve comes through Him
Have some bread! In this day of gluten-free, carb friendly diet consciousness, we might lose sight of how essential bread has been historically to life. It is a food staple that sees variations throughout time and culture, but which nourishes and strengthens us physically. Understanding that Jesus is our “bread” reminds us that He provides what we need for spiritual strength and health. We need more than just food to survive in life. We need Jesus! Lesson
Despite modern concerns of gluten-free or keto-friendly diets, bread has historically been a nutrition staple, and continues to provide energy and life to those who eat it! Bread also serves as a simple and fun visual for this children’s message. Use whatever variety of bread might be relevant to your students (maybe even donuts!) to explain how important bread is. Jesus called Himself the “bread of life”, and we recognize that we need Him for fuel and
