E is for Egypt = Joseph & Moses
Preschool at home ideas and printables!
We are working on the letter E for preschool and I picked
EGYPT as the Bible word to use. The girls love the pyramid that is downtown
Memphis, so we can discuss Egypt, pyramids, Joseph & Moses. And, God taking
care of His people. The alphabet posts will be planned to be shorter with pictures and some
printables & ideas that we used.
These ideas are used during the day at home, not Bible class
and we will do different projects for a week for each letter. But, you will see
some visuals & ideas that I use in class posted here. The following Bible
facts about Joseph & Moses are the basics of what we talked about.
I found these cute mailboxes at Target Dollar Spot in January! I love
mailboxes, and they were excited to see what we were going to use them for. On the
Egypt pictures to color printables below, there are a page of review cards. We cut them out,
used them for review, colored them and stored them in the mailbox!
The girls dressed up as Joseph & Pharaoh, which they
thought was fun! We talked about Joseph and his dad giving him the coat of many
colors. How his brothers threw him in a pit, then sold him. Joseph was taken to
Egypt. There were 7 good years, then 7 bad years because of famine. Joseph had
stored enough food during the good years, and everyone had to see Joseph to buy
food during the 7 bad years. His brother's came to buy food, and were afraid,
but Joseph told them it was God's plan and Joseph did what God wanted.
On another day, we talked about Moses and God talking to him from the burning bush. God wanted Moses to go back to Egypt and Moses really didn't think he could do what God wanted. But, God would be with Moses, and his brother Aaron would be with him. God said "I AM WHO I AM". And, Moses obeyed God and went to Egypt.
On another day, we talked about Moses and God talking to him from the burning bush. God wanted Moses to go back to Egypt and Moses really didn't think he could do what God wanted. But, God would be with Moses, and his brother Aaron would be with him. God said "I AM WHO I AM". And, Moses obeyed God and went to Egypt.
You can also use this Joseph's Coat file folder game to match colors and reinforce Joseph. You can find it here.
We also used the felt board, and they told me all about Moses!
You can find more Moses for preschool here.
We made this elephant, which I found
by way of Pinterest here.
There are A-Z Bible People Pictures
to Color here.
You can find more A-Z God made It
printables here.
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Blessings,
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