Jewish preschool

These Rosh Hashanah crafts will help you enjoy a grand Jewish New Year celebration! With apples, honey & more, you're all set for days of fun!

Here's a great collection of Jewish crafts for children to make including menorah, dreidel and Star of David crafts.

Tu B'Shevat is one of those Jewish holidays that many of us probably don't even realize is happening unless we are looking at our Jewish calendar or have kids in religious school. A minor holiday, literally the 15th of the month of Shevat, Tu B'Shevat celebrates the New Year of the Trees. (And, just a…

On the seventh day of creation, Hashem rested. This whole week we focused on the day of rest and all the m...

Alef Beis unit Alef beis in salt! We placed Montessori alef beis letter boards that the children can feel with their finger and try to create it in the salt. Salt was a great way to draw and practice since just by giving it a shake it 'cleaned the slate'. Levi Yitzchak figuring how much space he needed to create the whole Lamed letter in his salt. It was also a fun place to just create the picture they wanted! Alef beis play dough Alef beis letters were hiding under the shaving cream! It…

Looking for a fun idea to teach the Hebrew alphabet? These aleph bet animal puppets are an adorable, beautifully illustrated craft for kids.

Review the concepts of tzedakah and mitzvah with this short, easy, and fun lesson plan that includes catchy songs and a meaningful activity.

Here’s another printable for Jewish tangrams: Shabbat candles. Fold the sheet to hide the solution or keep it flat for beginners. Click image to print pdf.

It starts with, “I’m sorry”. Yep, Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year, yet the celebration isn’t like the fireworks and festivities known to many in the Western parts of the world as New Year. Still, celebrating with children can be fun and bring your family closer together. If you aren’t J