Shavuot crafts

It’s a tradition to decorate the synagogue and home with flowers for Shavuot because Mount Sinai was said to be lush with beautiful flowers. Your kiddos will love making these big gorgeous flowers with paper plates and some paint and glue! Make them in lots of different colors and put them all over your home and synagogue for an extra delightful and meaningful holiday!

Easy crafts to make to teach kids about the Biblical holiday Shavuot! Fruit of the Spirit, ten commandments, Ruth, tongues of fire, and bread crafts.

Shavuot activities for kids including easy to make recipes, crafts, and more ways to celebrate this Jewish holiday.

Fun craft for Shavuot or Simchat Torah

Shavuos starts Saturday night, and with shabbos coming first, now would be the time to whip up some last minute crafts......you know, the kind that aren't too messy and that the kids can do on their own so that the...

Torah Scrolls Craft For Kids

Shavuos starts Saturday night, and with shabbos coming first, now would be the time to whip up some last minute crafts......you know, the kind that aren't too messy and that the kids can do on their own so that the...

We’ve had an incredible Shavuot season so far (and we still have over a week to go). We’ve got articles on flowe

Here's a great theme idea for Shavuot: fruit! Since Shavuot is a celebration of the giving of the Holy Spirit (as well as the giving of the Torah), what better time to celebrate the fruit of the Spirit? Galatians 5:22-23 tells us the the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, gentleness, faithfulness, and self control. Take time to reflect on these and where you're seeing fruit in your life. And then consider incorporating fruit into your celebration of the…

As I may have mentioned before, I was a founder and chair of our synagogue’s Young Families group over the last several years. Last year we had a big Shavuot event with PJ Library where we r…

When the omer count finally makes it to fifty it's Shavuot! Then what? Here are a few ways you can celebrate this year. -Watch the wheat harvest. Shavuot is about the wheat harvest and celebrating the bread of life. Get in touch with a local farm or farmer to see when they will be harvesting their wheat, and if you can visit. Seeing cows and beehives would also be fitting. If nothing else, go for a drive or bike ride to see if you can find a farmer gathering their wheat. Usually the timing…

Make an adorable torah Aleph Bet craft for preschoolers - perfect for Shavuot, Simchat Torah, or any time you want to practice the Aleph Bet!

As I may have mentioned before, I was a founder and chair of our synagogue’s Young Families group over the last several years. Last year we had a big Shavuot event with PJ Library where we r…

Try your hand at making some Shavuot decorations, as well as other activities.

There is something about Shavuot that seems to demand crafts. Usually they revolve around flowers. I remember when my children would bring home the tissue

With Love, Ima on Instagram: “So in love with this super simple Shavuot activity! With the tradition of decorating one’s house and synagogue with flowers and greenery…”

This week my family is preparing for Shavuot-a major Jewish holy-day. I just discovered Shavuot a few weeks ago and have been excited about it since because not only does it sound fun (you get to …

Download our Shavuos puppets to help you bring Shavuos and Megillas Rus to life in a captivating, visual way. Click here for our Shavuos D...