Let My People Go!

Our local congregation publishes a "family Bible study" in the bulletin each week.  It consists of 4 lessons regarding related subjects each week, and recently we've been in the story of Moses.  The kids and I do related lessons during the day to reinforce what we are learning, and then we do our family devo at night with Daddy.  Last week we need a hands-on activity to supplement the lessons, AND the kids were dying to play with playdough.  So...we combined the two!  Below are our re-creations of the Moses story, using playdough!

Panoramic view:

Baby Moses with Pharaoh's daughter and Miriam:

The burning bush and sandals

How will they know?  Aaron threw his rod on the ground...

Let my people go!  Moses went before Pharaoh and God sent the plaugues.  Here we have the frogs, darkness, water to blood, and dead livestock:

The doorposts covered in blood:

Crossing the Red Sea (courtesy of my 3 year old):

Manna and quail:

Mt. Sinai covered in gray smoke when the Lord descended in fire.  Moses is holding the two stone tablets. My 5 year old was proud of herself!:

Melting the golden calf over the fire: