Baby Moses Paper Craft

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If you’re looking for a simple and sweet craft to do with your kids this week on the story of Moses, you’ll love this Baby Moses Paper craft. 

This craft only requires a few supplies, is quick, and easy, and the cupcake liner adds a fun 3D effect I think your kids will find super fun.

Whether you work in a church, homeschool your kids, or are just looking for a fun activity to do after school this craft is the perfect easy activity to do with a Bible lesson on the story of Moses.

My free “Baby Moses Cut Out PDF” that is included with this craft has multiple Baby Moses images printed for each page to make prep for a large group much easier. 

And if you’re looking for more Moses-themed crafts, snacks, activities, and my corresponding simple Bible lesson to do with your kids, be sure to check out this week’s Weekly Fun Plan: Who is Moses?

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Supplies:

• Baby Moses Cut Out PDF
• Scissors
• Cupcake Liners
• Glue
• Markers/Crayons/Colored Pencils

Steps:

• Print off my free Baby Moses Cut Out (PDF) onto plain white paper. (As mentioned earlier, there are 9 baby Moses’ on each page to make printing for large groups fast and easy)
• Give each child, 1 blank piece of white paper, 1 baby Moses cutout, 1 cupcake liner, some glue, and some sort of coloring utensils.
• To start, have each child draw 2 wavy lines down their piece of blank paper to create a “river”. Then let each child color in their river and the surrounding landscape however they see creatively fit. See my example image below for inspiration.

• Next, have them color in their baby Moses image and cut off any excess paper around the image.

• Once cut out, glue the baby Moses to the inside of their cupcake liner.
• Lastly, have the child glue the bottom of the cupcake liner “basket” to the “river” on their paper. Let the glue dry fully and you’re done!

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