Light – Or, both physical and spiritual, is a distinctive feature in Jewish holidays. In this activity, learners will learn the different lights used for

Jews went up to Jerusalem in mass during the three pilgrimage holidays specified in the Torah, , Pesach, Shavuot, and Sukkot.The pilgrimage

Fire is often used as a metaphor for the Torah. Use that metaphor to create a visual that will help students to

Get moving and start climbing. Students use physical activity and the Counting of the Omer to focus themselves on setting goals and

Make Shavuot a celebration for everyone!  Choose from among the multiple possibilities in this collection of activities related to seeing, hearing, tasting,

Give students a new way to connect to the omer and spring holidays by creating a playlist to express each day’s emotion

Lag B’Omer is a time of celebration in the Jewish community. Use these activities with your students in your classroom to commemorate

49 Days. 7 Weeks. The time it takes to get from Pesach to Shavuot. The amount of time that passed between B’nei

Receiving the Torah is one of the most important moments in Jewish memory. According to the Talmud, the Torah was given on