🔥 Burning Bush
God spoke to Moses from this unusual sight.
burning bush
Moses and Aaron went to this ruler with God's message.
Pharaoh
The water of the Nile was turned into this.
blood
God chose me to lead the Israelites out of Egypt.
Moses
Moses was afraid but continued with his mission. What character trait did this require?
Courage
God told Moses to remove these because he was standing on holy ground.
his sandals
Moses told Pharaoh to let these people go.
Israelites
These jumping animals covered Egypt during the second plague.
frogs
I was Moses' brother and helped him speak to Pharaoh.
Aaron
Moses and Aaron had to keep returning to Pharaoh after he refused. What trait does this demonstrate?
Persistence/perseverance.
God told Moses to return to this country.
Egypt
Instead of releasing the Israelites, Pharaoh initially made their work what?
Harder/more difficult.
Name THREE of the first nine plagues.
blood, frogs, gnats/lice, flies, livestock disease, boils, hail, locusts, darkness.
I refused to release the Israelites even after repeated warnings.
Pharaoh
Pharaoh's choices affected thousands of other people. What does this teach us about our decisions?
Our choices can affect others, not just ourselves.
Moses worried that he was not good at doing this.
Speaking
Aaron's staff became this animal before Pharaoh.
a serpent/snake
This weather-related plague destroyed crops and plants.
hail
We were forced to work as slaves in Egypt.
the Israelites/Hebrews
Moses accepted Aaron's help instead of doing everything alone. What lesson can we learn from this?
Asking for or accepting help can be a strength.
God provided this person to help Moses speak.
Aaron
Pharaoh repeatedly showed this attitude when he refused to listen or change.
stubbornness/a hardened heart
This was the ninth plague and lasted for three days.
darkness
I met Moses and Aaron in the wilderness before they confronted Pharaoh together.
Aaron
Pharaoh repeatedly had opportunities to change his decisions but refused. What character lesson can we learn from this?
Accept answers involving learning from mistakes, accepting correction, changing harmful behavior, humility, or considering consequences.