Sukkah crafts for kids

Lulav & Etrog

Sukkot is the holiday of Harvest. We build a temporary structure, called a sukkah, and we're supposed to eat, sleep, and play in the sukkah throughout the seven (or eight) days that we are celebrating. The kids love Sukkot because its kind of like making a playhouse that we get to enjoy for a week. We also get to decorate the sukkah with fruits, vegetables, popcorn garlands, wind chimes... the list is endless. If I had the kids make apples and pomegranates for Rosh Hashana, these, after…

These 6 great sukkah crafts projects are easy enough for even young grade schoolers to complete, and use supplies you probably have around the house like paint, markers, and cardstock.

A Photo on Friday, because sometimes all you need is the picture. This pretty pine cone garland was super easy to make. Just dip pine cones into some paint and wrap twine around them to string them altogether! I wrote about this cute craft over on CBC parents. You can read all about it right

Sukkot project for preschool! Who is in the Sukkah?

Children decided how to decorate a shoebox as a Sukkah

Sukkot picture frame craft

Join us as we dive into the world of colorful papers, glittering decorations, and endless possibilities. Unleash your child's creativity as they craft their very own Sukkah.