As Elul draws near, it’s the perfect time to engage kids with the rich traditions that make this season special. One of the most powerful symbols of Rosh Hashanah is the Shofar—a ram’s horn that carries deep meaning and an unforgettable sound. To help children connect with this special Mitzvah, I’ve created Shofar Reading Comprehension …
Hey there! Thanks for stopping by. Below, you’ll find a fantastic game for Shavuos preparation, centered around the Aseres HaDibros, the Ten Commandments. Objective To accurately recreate a drawing based on verbal descriptions, reinforcing knowledge and understanding of the Aseres Hadibros. Number of Players Four or more (played in pairs) Materials Needed Preparation 1. Create …
Hey there, let’s have a look at the pop-out card for Yud and Yud-Aleph Shevat, celebrating the Rebbe accepting the role of leadership. Be sure to check out the video at the end. When we first look at the cover, underneath the enlarged title, sits the Rebbe’s red chair, representing the Nesius. Around the year תש”ו 1946 …
Hey, everyone! Today, I want to share a compelling story with you about a Chossid who was on a mission to spread Chassidic teachings but decided to take a step back. What happened, you ask? Well, let’s dive into it! This individual had been journeying from town to town, inspiring folks with Chassidic wisdom. However, …
Did you notice? If you have been following my store you may have noticed my newest creative push. That would be Reading Comprehension Sheets. I feel like I got into when I asked myself, “What would I want my kids to know and how do I achieve that?”. Now I’m all in. They’re easy to …
About the Shofar Craft This marked my first venture into shofar activities. I aimed to spotlight key elements through an interactive craft. The outcome was notably distinct, capturing my students’ enthusiasm. Additionally, a version tailored for older grades includes filling in the information. Shofar Messages Craft Among the collection, this particular craft stands as my …
Sounding Fun: 4 Shofar Activities to Engage and Educate Children Read More »
“YOU CANNOT FATHOM WHAT YOU CAN PRODUCE AND WHAT YOU CAN ACCOMPLISH BY TEACHING” Rabbi Moscowitz is in his 34th year teaching at Cheder Lubavitch Hebrew Day School in Chicago, Illinois. He is also the author of an empowering and inspiring children’s book called “The Prince Who Forgot”
Here’s another quick game we played during our camp that’s super easy to run. All you need is a tissue! I found this game on google a few years back but this year I connected it with the episode of Rabbi Akiva. The Issue I began by telling over the story of why Rabbi Akiva …
You know that famous story where the Kosel was covered in garbage and then the Yid hid gold coins and everyone cleared away the garbage? Well, this game is based on that story! The Background Here in Sydney now it’s winter and we are running our winter camp. My group is usually around 40-50 kids. …
The One That Worked – A Beis HaMikdosh themed game Read More »
Really, any time of year is a good time to focus on the Beis HaMikdosh. When the 3 weeks arrives, however, the focus is notched up a bit. Lucky for you Iv’e got some great activities for your group that’ll save you time and your kiddos will love. So let’s get to it, shall we? …