After Sarah dies, Abraham sends his servant to find a bride for Isaac. Impressed with Rebecca, Abraham's servant invites her to meet Isaac and become his bride. Click the icon below to download a printer-friendly version.
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Wonderful Word Searches
Our easy to print wordfind offers kids ages 7-10 another Parsha-related activity.
Wonderful Word Search: Chayei Sarah
Wonderful Word Search: VaYera
With the birth of Isaac, Abraham and Sarah have started their own family. Unfortunately, it's not all smooth sailing. Abraham is commanded to sacrifice his son. Lot's city is destroyed. And Ishmael and Hagar are banished. Click the PDF icon to download our printer-friendly version.
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Parshat Lech Lecha
In Lech Lecha we are introduced to Abraham. Our wordfind has your kids uncovering Abraham's adventures.
Wonderful Word Search - Noah
Wonderful Word Search: Beresheet
With such an exciting Torah reading this week, we've made a wordfind using the words from Parshat Beresheet. Try to find all ten Beresheet words! Click the PDF icon to download our printer-friendly version.
Wonderful Wordsearch: Netzavim-VaYelech
As Moses concludes his time as leader, he has some last words of wisdom to pass over. He reminds the Jews not to worship other gods (for there will be bad consequences) and he reminds them to follow God and His laws for if they do there will be a great rewards for them, their cattle and land!
Wonderful Wordsearch: Ki Tavo
As the children of Israel are about to enter the land of milk and honey, Moses gives them their final instructions. This week's Torah reading talks about the importance of keeping the commandments. We are told of the blessings the children of Israel will receive for following the commandments, and the curses that will befall them if they do not!
Wonderful Wordsearch: Ki Teitze
This week's parsha is packed with over 70 commandments! We learn everything from what we can wear, to how we treat animals to which nations we will hold an indefinite grudge.
Word Search: Balak
Wonderful Wordsearch: Shelach
This week we see 12 men chosen to scout out the land of Israel. The see wondrous and scary things and each of them report what they see. But it frightens the Israelites too much and they ask to return to Egypt. Two of the spies, Joshua Ben Nun and Caleb ben Jephunneh beg the Israelites to reconsider saying “the land is very, very good”.
Wonderful WordSearch: Beha’alotcha
Life wandering the desert can be tough. There is work to be done in the Temple of Meeting, there is wandering to be done, and there is Manna to be eaten. The Israelites begin to rebel in this week's Torah reading.
Wonderful WordSearch: Nasso
This week there are some very strict laws when it comes to living the life of a Nazarite. There is no consuming grapes in any form at all, no shaving and a law forbidding coming near a dead body.
Wonderful WordSearch: BeChukotai
This week we finish reading the book of VaYikrah. In this book, we have learned many laws: laws of the Land of Israel, laws of the Tabernacle and laws how we should treat our friends and neighbors. This entire book was revealed to the Israelites while they were standing at Mount Sinai.
Word Search: Kedoshim
There are many commandments given to us this week that help the Jewish People remain holy just like God. We learn about respecting others, and being fair and just. We even are reminded to watch out for those who are less fortunate like the poor, blind and deaf.
Word Search: Achrei Mot
In this week's Torah reading, we learn all about the Yom Kippur service. In this service the High Priest must draw lots to see which goat is designated to which offering for God.
Wonderful Wordsearch: Shmini
We start this week's Torah reading with the sad story of the deaths of Aaron's two sons who disobeyed God's directives. The parsha continues with the laws of kashrut.
Wonderful Wordsearch: Tzav
This week we continue to learn about the offerings brought to the tabernacle. The priests are inaugurated in front of all the Israelites and are instructed in the handling of the offerings.
Wonderful Wordsearch: VaYikrah
In this week's Torah reading, we learn about the different types of offerings people can bring to atone for their sins.
Wonderful Word Search: Pekudai
Bezalel and Oholiab put a lot of work into building the mishkan! Using the donations from all of the Israelites, they have built the mishkan and all that goes inside. With Moses' blessing, the mishkan will finally be put to use to serve God. Click the PDF icon to download.
Wonderful Wordsearch: VaYakhel
For the past two weeks we have been learning about what to build to sanctify God. Now the Israelites can finally start the construction. Here are some of the items needed to begin.
Wonderful Wordsearch: Ki Tisa
This week the work on the Mishkan continues with Betzalel as the chief artisan. The Israelites sin by making a golden calf under Aaron’s leadership. Moses goes back up Mt. Sinai and after forty days and nights returns with the tablets. Click the icon below to download a printer friendly version.
Wonderful Wordsearch: Tetzaveh
This week we learn about the life of a Priest -- what he wears, the work he does and where he does it!
Wonderful Wordsearch: Terumah
There are so many great details in this week's Torah reading to help the Jews build their Sanctuary for God!
Wonderful Wordsearch: Mishpatim
This week's Torah reading is full of laws and commandments that help shape the Jewish nation. Shabbat Shalom!
Wonderful WordSearch - Yitro
Receiving the Ten Commandments has all the Jews feeling excited! They surround Mt. Sinai and wait to hear God’s voice. Only Moses and Aaron are allowed up on Mt. Sinai.
Wonderful Word Search: Beshalach
So much happens in this week’s Torah reading! The Jews finally leave Egypt, crossing the Red Sea as the Egyptians are in full pursuit. They sing and dance as they finally become a free nation. Yet they complain that there is no water and no food and even miss Egypt. God introduces manna, a food that shows up each day (except Shabbat!) to feed the Jews for the forty years they are in the desert. Click the link below to download a printer friendly version.
Wonderful Word Search - Bo
As the final three plagues hit Egypt, the Jewish people get ready to leave. Although Pharaoh's heart was hardened many times, it is the final plague, the plague of the First Born, that convinces Pharaoh to let the Jewish people go. Click the icon below to download a printer friendly version.
Wonderful Word Search: Va'Ayra
Moses returns to Egypt and together with Aaron confronts Pharaoh. After Pharaoh denies Moses’ requests to let the Jews leave Egypt, God sends down plagues on Egypt. Click on the Icon below to download a printer-friendly version.
Wonderful Word Search: Shmot
Things aren’t looking too great for the Jews in Egypt. They are enslaved, forced to work hard and all boys born are supposed to be killed. But Moses is saved, rescued by the daughter of Pharaoh as he floats in the Nile. God speaks to Moses and sends him to save the Jews. Click the icon below to download a printer-friendly version.
Wonderful Word Search: VaYichi
Jacob’s family gathers around as he blesses each of his children and some of his grandchildren before he passes away. Jacob is mourned by his family and all of Egypt. He is brought back to Canaan to be buried there. Click the icon below to download a printer-friendly version.
Wonderful Word Search: VaYigash
When Jacob hears that Joseph is alive, he brings his entire family – children and grandchildren – down to Egypt to reunite with Joseph and wait out the famine. As shepherds, they require land for the cattle. Pharoah grants them the land and Jacob and his family settle there. Click the icon below to download a user-friendly version.
Wonderful Word Search: Miketz
This week's Parsha sees Joseph rise to power. From a prisoner in Egypt to the second in command, Joseph's skill as a interpreter of dreams helps him impress Pharoah. When a famine does hit the land, Egypt is prepared. Joseph recognizes his brothers as they come from Canaan to ask for food, but he isn't ready for a family reunion yet. Click the icon below to download our printer-friendly version.
Wonderful Word Search: VaYeishev
This week Joseph takes center stage. He begins as a young boy in Canaan sharing his dreams with his brothers. He is sold into slavery and ends up in Egypt. He is thrown into prison and meets a baker and a cupbearer who have dreams who need to be interpreted.
Wonderful Word Search: VaYishlach
This week's Parsha has two brothers making up. Twenty years after running away from home, Jacob is finally returning home and hoping to make peace with his brother Esau. Click the icon below to download a user-friendly version.
Wonderful Word Search: VaYetze
With Jacob in Haran, he begins to think about starting a family. While engaged to marry Rachel, he is tricked into marrying Leah, Rachel's older sister, on his wedding day. By the time Jacob is ready to leave Charan, he has children from Leah, Rachel, Bilhah and Zilpah! Most of the twelve tribes are born in this week's Torah portion.
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Parshat Toldot
Isaac marries Rebecca and together they begin a family with twins -- Esau and Jacob. One brother spends his time out in the field and the other sitting in his tent. A plan is hatched by Rebecca to make sure Jacob receives his father's first blessing though he is the younger child. Click on the icon below to download a printer-friendly version.
WordSearch: 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.
Wordsearch: Sukkot
Sukkot is a celebration of the harvest season in the land of Israel. Jews would live in huts in their fields as they were harvesting their crops. We also build Sukkot to remember the huts the Jews lived in while they were wandering through the desert. There are a number of different laws on how to build a Sukkah. For example, you cannot build a Sukkah under a tree and each Sukkah must have at least 2 and a half walls. (You may, however, build a Sukkah on a camel -- just build it carefully!!!)
WordSearch: Rosh HaShana
Rosh HaShana celebrates the Jewish New Year. Filled with beautiful traditions and laws, this holiday helps get our year off to a great start!
Wonderful Wordsearch: Shavuot
We celebrate receiving the Torah at Mt. Sinai on Shavuot. Some people will stay up the entire night of Shavuot learning Torah to rejoice on the anniversary of when we first received the Torah. We also celebrate the start of the harvest season when the first fruits were brought up to the temple.
Wordsearch: Emor
This week's Torah portion talks about many of the Jewish holidays. We are told when to celebrate the holidays and how to celebrate them.
Wonderful Wordsearch - Tu B'Shvat
One way to celebrate Tu B’Shvat is to eat fruits from the Shivat HaMinim, the seven species. These are the fruits that grow in Israel. You may also want to try out a new fruit, one that you haven’t tasted before.
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Chanukah
Chanukah is the celebration of the Maccabees victory over the Greeks. We also celebrate the miracle of the small container of oil that burned for eight days in the Temple! Click the icon below for a printer-friendly version.
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