Baby Moses Coloring Pages – Printable Bible Story Set

Baby Moses Coloring Pages are a simple, meaningful way to teach the story of how God protected Moses as a baby (Exodus 2:1–10). If you’re doing Bible time with young children—at home, in a Christian classroom, or in Sunday School—these printable pages make it easy to read, talk, and remember the story together.

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I am always excited to post a new packet of Bible Coloring Pages! They are fun to create and I enjoy spending time in God’s Word to make sure I portray the Bible story as accurately as possible.

It is always fascinating to me how God preserved the life of Moses at such a young age. Moses would grow up to lead the Israelite people, and it is interesting to read how God’s hand on Moses started in his infancy.

This set of Birth of Moses Coloring Pages is the perfect supplement to your Bible study!  If you have mostly littles, you can study the Biblical birth story of Moses this week using just these coloring sheets and a Bible!

These Bible coloring pages are just right for a variety of learning environments – home, Sunday School lessons, a Christian classroom, or homeschool co-op.

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Baby Moses Coloring Pages

These Birth of Moses Coloring Pages cover the Biblical account of Moses’ birth found in Exodus 2:1-10.

Whether you teach Sunday School, work in a Christian school, or need ideas for your homeschool Bible time, these Birth of Moses coloring pages will be a great fit!

Like my other Bible coloring pages, this set features a Bible verse at the top of each page that corresponds to the picture.  Note that the Bible verses are recorded in the English Standard Version.

There is also a space to practice writing a word associated with the verse and picture.

At a Glance

Recommended Ages: Preschool–2nd grade (works well for mixed ages, too)
Bible Passage: Exodus 2:1–10 (ESV verses included on each page)
Pages Included: 9 scenes in color + the same 9 scenes in black and white
Skills Practiced: Bible comprehension, sequencing, narration, vocabulary, fine-motor practice
Best For: Homeschool Bible time, Sunday School, Christian school, homeschool co-op
Prep: Print and go (optional: staple into a booklet or add crayons/colored pencils)

What’s Included in the Baby Moses Coloring Pages

This set of Moses coloring pages includes all of the verses included in Exodus 2:1-10, with mostly one Bible verse per page.

The set comes in color and black and white. Simply choose and print the set that fits your situation the best.

Included in this Bible coloring pages packet:

• Cover page: ‘The Birth of Moses’
• Basket – Exodus 2:3a
• Riverbank – Exodus 2:3b
• Sister – Exodus 2:4
• Pharaoh’s daughter – Exodus 2:5
• Crying – Exodus 2:6
• “Go.” – Exodus 2:7-8
• Mother – Exodus 2:9
• Moses – Exodus 2:10

Includes 9 pages in color and the same 9 pages in black and white.

Ideas for Using the Moses Coloring Pages

There are a variety of ways to use these Birth of Moses Coloring Pages with your young learners. Here are a few ideas to get you started:

• Study the Birth of Moses during your Homeschool Bible Time this week.
  Each day, read the story of Moses’ birth in your favorite Children’s Bible, and if your children are 2nd or 3rd grade, read straight from your regular Bible.
  After you read the account, choose to talk about one of the pictures in detail.
• After reading the account, have your child spread all of the pages out on the table and then put them in the correct sequence of the story.
• Have your child use the pictures to tell the story back to you. Being able to narrate the events of a story in order is an important skill to learn.
• Use these pages as conversation starters.
  After reading the Bible story (you can even read it straight from the pages themselves), ask questions like the following:
  – Why did Moses’ mother put him in the reeds?
  – How do you think Moses’ mother felt when she set the basket in the reeds?
  – List 3-4 adjectives that describe Moses’ sister, Miriam. (Examples might include brave, smart, or clever.)
  – Why do you think Pharaoh’s daughter made sure Moses was safe?

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Download the Baby Moses Coloring Pages

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Homeschool Bible Time with Only Littles

Do you have only young children – Littles – in your homeschool?  I consider that to be 2nd or 3rd grade and younger.  If so, take a look at this video of how Bible time worked in our homeschool when we had only Littles.  I loved the only Littles stage.  So fun. 

This is obviously an older video since my oldest 2 are now adults, my “Little Girls” are in high school, and my youngest is 8. ❤️

➡️ Homeschool Bible Time with Only Littles