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Click the PDF icon to print our parsha-related maze. Ideal for kids ages 6-10.
Parshat Chayei Sarah begins with the death of Sarah and ends with death of Abraham. In between, Abraham buys the Cave of the Patriarchs and sends his servant on a journey back to Charan to find a bride for Isaac. Click on the PDF icon below to download a printer-friendly version.
This week Abraham is commanded to kill his son, Isaac. Moments before the deed is done, an angel appears and stops Abraham from sacrificing Isaac. Abraham looks up and sees a ram, which he then sacrifices. Click on the PDF to download a printer-friendly version.
In this week's Torah reading, God promises Abraham that his descendents will be as many as the stars in the sky! Help Abraham find the star in this week’s Maze Magic.
Parshat Noah
God makes a rainbow as a sign that there will be no more floods that destroy earth. Help Noah and his ark find the rainbow! Click the PDF icon below to download a printer-friendly version
Help Adam find Eve in our Beresheet maze! Both Adam and Eve were created on the 6th day of creation. But they seem to be having a hard time finding each other! Help Adam find Eve in our Beresheet maze. Click the PDF icon to download our printer-friendly version.
This week we see Moses giving some final words of advice to the people of Israel. He is getting ready to end his time as the leader of Bnei Israel and hand over leadership to Yehoshua Ben Nun. In this week’s Torah reading, Moses hands the written Torah to the Priests to pass it on to the people to learn and to follow. Help Moses pass the torah to the Priests this week.
This week we see the children of Israel learn about the future they may face. Help them find the mountain that will lead them to many blessings!
In this week's Torah reading, we are introduced to many new laws. The laws direct us how to act as human beings, teaching us that it is important to watch how we treat each other and how we treat animals. We also learn about being fair in business and keeping accurate scales.
So much of this week's Torah reading is dedicated to donations being given to the Tent of Meeting. Please help the leader of the tribe of Judah bring his silver bowl donation.
In this week's Torah reading, we learn about our reward for listening to God. God tells us of the bounty we shall receive if we obey His commandments and the punishments we will endure if we do not follow His words.
This week’s portion is all about the seven year cycle and letting the land rest, but it is coupled with the notion of protecting those less fortunate. We are even told outright that if someone needs a loan of money you may not charge them interest.
This week we are taught how to be a holy nation. God believes that just as He is holy, we should strive for holiness as well. One commandment that we learn about is focused on kindness and generosity to the poor. When you are ploughing your field, any part of your harvest that falls to the ground and the corners of your field must be left untouched. The poor of the nation are then free to collect that harvest to feed themselves.
This week we learn about the laws of Kashruth. We find out which animals, birds and fish are considered kosher. This week help the fish with scales and fins find their way to the Jews.
Help the cloud reach the Mishkan in this week's maze! Click the PDF icon to download this weeks Maze.
Construction is underway! This week the Israelites finally begin to construct the tabernacle. In order to begin the work they need materials to build with. Help gold jewelry turn into the cover of the ark.
In this week's portion, we see the Jews given the commandment to build the Tabernacle. God wants to bring His presence closer to the Jews but still needs to create a separation between the people and the holiness of the Tabernacle. Help the flames reach the Menorah in the Tabernacle! Click the Icon below to download a printer friendly version.
In this week's Torah reading, Bnei Yisrael learns the laws of their nation and watch Moses go up Har Sinai!
Help the tambourine find the music! Click the icon below to download a printer friendly version.
Help the locust fly off to the Red Sea! Click the icon below to download a printer friendly version.
This week's Torah reading gives us plagues! Blood, frogs, beasts and more! As Pharaoh's heart is hardened and he refuses to let the Jews leave Egypt, God, Moses and Aaron begin sending plagues on to the people of Egypt. Help the frogs find their way to Pharaoh's bed! Click the icon below to download a printer-friendly version.
Moses leaves Egypt and becomes a shepherd in Midyan. One day a sheep runs away and leaves Moses to a burning bush. There, God tells Moses of his destiny, to return to Egypt to save the Jewish people. Help the sheep lead Moses to the burning bush. Click the icon below to download a printer-friendly version.
As Jacob gets older, he gives each of his children a blessing -- reminding them of their strengths (and weaknesses!). When Jacob dies, Joseph is given special permission by Pharoah to bury Jacob in Canaan. Help Jacob's children find their way to Jacob to receive their blessing! Click the icon below to download a printer-friendly version.
After years of separation, Joseph finally reveals his identity to his brothers. The brothers return home to bring Jacob down to Egypt. Jacob and his family settle down in Egypt in the land of Goshen. Help Joseph reunite with his brothers! Click on the icon below to download a print-friendly version.
Ten brothers come down to Egypt looking for food, leaving their youngest brother Benjamin behind. Joseph demands to see Benjamin, and the brothers return to Canaan to bring Benjamin. As they are leaving Egypt, Joseph instructs his servant to place a silver goblet in Benjamin's bag. Benjamin is then arrested for stealing Joseph's silver goblet! Click the icon below to download a printer-friendly version.
Joseph was loved best by his father. Jacob gave him a beautiful coat of many colors. Help Joseph find his new coat. Shabbat Shalom!
Jacob and Esau are finally reconciling after over two decades of being apart! Help Jacob find Esau and make peace. Click the icon below to download a printer-friendly version.
Parshat VaYetze
Help Jacob find his way to Laban's house in Charan! Click the icon below to download a printer-friendly version.
Parshat Toldot
Help Esau find his way to the lentil stew! Esau came home form the field one day starving. Jacob agreed to give Esau some lentil soup only after Esau sold him his birthright. Esau agreed and sat down for a meal of bread and lentil soup! Click the icon below to download a printer-friendly version.
Each day of Sukkot, we pick up a lulav and etrog and shake them, along with hadasim and aravot. We love to hear the branches make their noises and sway with each movement. We shake the lulav, etrog, hadasim and aravot in six directions: front, back, left, right, up and down. Help the Etrog find the lulav in this Sukkot maze.
In this week’s Torah reading, we learn more about the menorah. We are commanded to keep it burning at all times and the Priest is directed to how to look after the flame.
This week help the flame find the menorah!
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