MIRIAM WITH BABY MOSES
Miriam is watching over baby Moses. His basket is made from an egg carton. The baby is made from a peanut! Copy the pattern for Miriam on card stock. Colour and cut out. Cut out an egg carton cup and paint it brown. Add yellow-coloured paper strips to the...
ALTOID TIN MOSES WORD GAME
ALTOID TIN TRAVEL GAME Print letters on lima beans. Place magnetic sticky-backed tape on the back of each bean. Children form words pertaining to events in the life of Moses.
MOSES IN FELT BASKET
MOSES IN FELT BASKET Here is a super-easy and fun way to make a Moses basket. The result is a sturdy, rigid Moses basket! This craft can also be used to form a Baby Jesus for a Nativity scene. Form an egg-shaped piece of play-dough the size you want the basket to be....
WHITE FELT SHEEP
WHITE FELT SHEEP Trace the pattern for the sheep body on to white felt. Cut out two layers. Add fiberfill stuffing. Glue or sew the edges together. Paint Q-tips black to form legs. Break in half and glue to the back of the Make a black felt face according to...
PATTERN FOR STAND-UP FIGURE OF QUEEN ESTHER AND KING XERXES
STORY STONES FOR QUEEN ESTHER
Children will enjoy re-telling the story of Queen Esther using stone figures they have made. Don't the "noses" make them look real? Wash and dry the stones. Glue on small stones for the noses. Paint the faces in the skin colour of your choice. Glue on curly...
SHEEP COOKIE
SHEEP COOKIE Use any oval-shaped cookie (such as an Arrowroot). Frost with vanilla icing. Cover the surface with mini-marshmallows. The head and legs of the lamb are made from “licorice babies” candy. To form the legs, cut off strips from the licorice and "glue" to...
PEANUT CONE ESTHER
QUEEN ESTHER PEANUT CONE FIGURE A very fun and quick-to-make figure of Queen Esther: Her face is a peanut! Her robe is a semi-circle which is formed into a cone shape. Paint a peanut skin colour (or leave the peanut in its own natural colour). In the case of peanut...
BOOKMARK OF QUEEN ESTHER
This bookmark is made from the wooden people dolls that are available in craftstores. To make the bookmark you have to use the boy doll---his arms are longer! Paint the face, hands and clothing and add a crown for Queen Esther! The crown is made from a sparkly pipe...
CASTLE
The castle is a fun and easy craft to make---and, every queen needs her own castle! Glue together a combination of toilet paper and paper towel rolls in varying heights. Cut "turrets" in some of them. Paint the castle. To make the "cones" on the castle, cut a...