Today's lesson starts our Moses series! I will set up a table/tables and add a visual each week so the class can see the life of Moses all in order, and the kids that miss a class will still be able to see what we learned. And it will help with reviewing his life in order. Today we are starting a map and they will have a cut and glue workbook for this quarter. Today's take-home is a slider that has the birth of Moses in order that I put together before class and we will use it during the lesson.
We will be
learning about Moses for this quarter. Moses wrote the first 5 books of the Old
Testament. Exodus is the second book of the Bible and is where we find the lessons
we will study about Moses. Today's lesson is found in Exodus 1-2:15.
Moses’
father was Amram, and his mother was Jochebed. Moses had a sister Miriam and an
older brother named Aaron. Moses starts the book of Exodus by saying
that Joseph and his family died and the new king of Egypt, called Pharaoh, didn’t
know about him (Joseph). Pharaoh said that the Israelite people were mightier
and there were a lot more of them than Egyptians and Pharaoh wanted to make the Israelites slaves.
Pharaoh put taskmasters over the
Israelites and even though the taskmasters made it hard for them as slaves,
they still were very healthy and strong. And the Egyptian taskmasters made the people make brick & mortar and anything else they needed.
Pharaoh was so worried about the
number of Israelites; he told the midwives that delivered the Hebrew
babies to kill the boy babies when they were born. If the baby is a girl, she would be permitted to
live.
But the
midwives feared God and saved the boy babies. When Moses was born, his
mother, Jochebed, hid him for 3 months, but when she couldn’t hide the baby
anymore, Jochebed made a basket from the bulrushes. Jochebed put Moses in the
basket and put the basket in the weeds on the bank of the river.
When the Pharaoh’s
daughter opened the basket and saw the baby, she knew he was one of the Hebrew babies.
Miriam, Moses’ sister, asked the Pharaoh’s
daughter if she wanted her to find a nurse for the baby. Miriam went to get
their mother and Pharaoh’s daughter told Jochebed, “Take this baby and nurse him for me, and I will pay you money to do this.”
As he grew, the Pharaoh’s daughter called him
Moses because “I drew him out of the water.”
One day after Moses
was an adult, Moses saw an Egyptian beating one of his Hebrew people. Moses
looked around, and didn't see anyone, then Moses killed the Egyptian and buried
him in the sand.
The next day, there were two Hebrew men fighting and Moses asked them
why. One of the men replied to Moses “Who made you a prince and a judge over
us? Do you intend to kill me as you killed the Egyptian?”
Moses was
scared that everyone knew what he had done! When Pharaoh found out, he wanted to
kill Moses, so Moses ran.
We will
study where Moses runs to and what happened to him next week!
All visuals are not shown. Includes Exodus 1-2:10.
Click here to download the pictures to color.
(These are the same as the visuals but are black & white.)
Click here to download the pictures to color.
(These are the same as the visuals but are black & white.)
This is today's project, which I used with the lesson. Cut the parts out, leaving the bottom strip with the pictures as one long strip. I used my craft knife to slice the sides open on the box of the top right main visual. I glued one of the tabs (far left side) to the right side of the picture strip. I started from the bottom right and inserted the strip through the right open side of the box, then down through the left side. Then, I glued the other tab so both ends of the picture strip will not be able to keep sliding through. I had these prepared before class.
This is what it will look like when it is finished. You can print it here.
You can find all the Moses worksheets here.
We marked our Moses map for his travels. You can find more information here.
You can print today's Cut & Glue worksheet here.
Bible Verse: Exodus 2:10b
Scripture taken from the New
King James Version®. Copyright © 1982 by Thomas Nelson.
Used by permission.
This is what the Moses bulletin board looks like for this quarter!
So clear and well illustrated as always.
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