Sukkot preschool

Now that you’ve finished crafting for Rosh Hashanah it’s time to switch gears and decorate for Sukkot! (Just wait until the Thanksgiving and Hanukkah decorations overlap this year. OY!) The great thing about Sukkot decorations is that you can save them and use these memories to decorate for years to come. Garland is a fun […]

This colorful and seasonal hanging decoration is perfect for the walls of your sukkah.

Sukkot project for preschool! Who is in the Sukkah?

Paper Sukkah Craft Another project my preschoolers did for Sukkot, besides this Sukkah picture frame, was a paper Sukkah craft. It was a great way to celebrate the holiday, plus strengthen their fine motor skills. Materials: -Construction paper 12x18 -Colored paper -Scissors -Hole puncher -Crayons/markers -Pipe Cleaners/sticks and twigs found outside -Tape

I know, I know, it's not even Yom Kippur yet and I'm posting about Sukkot--but in my defense, Sukkot is my favorite holiday, and that sukkah isn't going to build itself! In our house, we have one little boy who loves to help, loves to use tools and loves to build. It's an ideal combination this time of year. He is pretty set on helping his Tatty build our actual sukkah, so he's going to need some practice. And what better way to practice than through play? With a little creativity and things…

You’ll be able to keep the kids occupied while you finish building a sukkah, and you’ll have some special sukkah adornments to use for years to come.

Getting kids excited for the holidays is a perennial problem. Here's a fun way for kids who love arts and crafts to prepare for Sukkot if you don't have a real sukkah for them to decorate.

With the holiday of Sukkot just around the corner, it’s not too early to start thinking of creative ways to decorate the sukkah.

Sukkot building provocation