Simchat Torah

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Candy Torah Scrolls

Looking for a way to keep your “little hands” busy before Simchat Torah or Shabbat? Ask your kids to make these “Torah Scrolls.” The “covers” can be decorated with sparkles or stickers. Better yet, your kids can turn these Torah treats into place-card holders – ask them to write each guest’s name on the outside, and maybe a sweet message on the inside.

Zot HaBracha Coloring Page (click on picture to print)

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Wonderful Word Search: Simchat Torah

 

The last days of Sukkot bring new celebration to the holiday. Simchat Torah, the last day of Sukkot, celebrates both the ending and the beginning of the yearly Torah cycle. In fact, we finish the Torah and start the Torah on the same day. There is much celebration and dancing with the Torah scrolls.

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Dancing Torah

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TEN: Simchat Torah

At the end of the holiday of Sukkot comes an additional celebration: Simchat Torah. Challenge your knowledge on the most joyous holiday of the year!

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Rain Painting

Definitely an outside activity! Rain Painting is a great way to keep your kids entertained.

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Torah Scroll Centerpieces

Ages 5-10

Materials:

parchment looking paper
wooden dowels
white glue
wide ribbon
printouts of Hebrew “Stam” letters
pencils
markers
crayons

Directions: Have your kids draw or write about their favorite scene from Torah on the

“parchment paper”. Spread about an inch of glue on the sides of the paper. Roll a wooden dowel on each end, holding for glue to set.

Hint: roll both sides, then place a heavy book on the entire scroll until dry. Once the dowels are glued on you can have your child roll the Torah closed and tie a ribbon around the scroll.

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