Nestled into each summer are three weeks leading up to Tisha B’Av, a fast day commemorating the destruction of the Temple. Traditionally, during those three weeks people abstain from large celebrations – no weddings, parties or concerts. The final nine days before the fast, people are even more diligent thinking about the destruction of the Temple and limiting their celebrations. All of this culminates with Tisha B’Av – one of Judaism’s major fast days.
With plenty of down time available on Tisha B’Av, we offer you our TEN questions.
With plenty of down time available on Tisha B’Av, we offer you our Ten questions.
For older kids, roughly cut stones make an impressive Mizrach sign.
Even preschoolers can make their own mizrach signs using our template and some crayons or stickers!
Recycled Mizrach sign! Using odds and ends from around the house, make a creative and unique mizrach sign (great grandparent present!).
Using square sponges and different shades of brown paint, create your own Kotel.
