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A couple years ago we started creating Activities

A couple years ago we started creating Activities Packets for Early Learners and our Hanukkah Activities Packet was our very first one. Fast forward to today and this Hanukkah Activities Packet for Early Learners has now been updated and expanded to over 110 pages of Hanukkah-themed fun! I printed out some of the new activities for my youngest two to try and they give them a solid two thumbs up 👍 👍

There are a ton of literacy, math, fine motor and just for fun activities that are easy for you to print and set up for your kiddo to enjoy while learning about the holiday of Hanukkah. Perfect for travel days, mama-wants-fun-and-meaningful-activities-but-also-wants-to-drink-her-tea days, preschool and lower elementary table top days and whatever and whenever else you want!

The Hanukkah Activities Packet for Early Learners is available in the With Love, Ima Shop and on Teachers Pay Teachers, links in bio. Enjoy!

#hanukkah #chanukah #hanukah #jewish #jewishfamily #jewishkids #jewishchildren #jewishpreschool #earlylearning #earlylearners #earlychildhoodeducation #earlyyearseducation #jewishholidays #winteractivitiesforkids #winterholiday #tpt #makelearningfun @teacherspayteachers

My favorite Hanukkah treat is definitely the rugel

My favorite Hanukkah treat is definitely the rugelach cookie but my kids would say … DONUTS 🍩 Yours too? If so, they might also love this super simple and fun paper plate donut toss 🙌 Cut a hole in a paper plate, let your kids decorate it however they want (we used paint sticks and glued sequins for sprinkles). Once dry, line up and invite them to toss into a box, hamper, taped off section, whatever! My kids had a blast and I hope yours will too ❤️

This is fun anytime, but I could totally see it as an option for Hanukkah game night and Sunday school or congregation sessions and/or parties 🎉

#hanukkah #hanukah #chanukah #jewishfamily #jewishkids #jewishchildren #jewishpreschool #activitiesforkids #kidactivities #indoorkidsactivities

Are you ready to bring in as much light, love, lau

Are you ready to bring in as much light, love, laughter, and meaningful play and fun as you can this holiday season (and beyond, please!)? We sure are! We kicked off our Hanukkah season with our 2024 Hanukkah Shelfie + Starter Activities. So enjoyed seeing my kids play and explore together. And engage in a pretty serious dreidel tally competition 🙌

Full details about all the activities on the Shelfie, including multiple free printables, on our site, link in bio!

#hanukkah #chanukah #holidays #holidayseason #winterholiday #jewishholidays #jewishfamily #jewishkids #jewishchildren #jewishpreschool #jewishearlychildhood #learningthroughplay #preschoolactivities #jewishcrafts #handsonlearning

Today it’s raining after school and feels like a

Today it’s raining after school and feels like a pretty good day to snuggle up, light some cozy candles, read some sweet books, think about our blessings, and play our Thankful Bingo Challenge ❤️

The Thankful Bingo Challenge is available as a free printable, just click on the link in our bio!

#thankful #gratitude #grateful #familytime #jewishfamily #jewishkids #jewishpreschool #hakarathatov #freeprintables

The friend whose life we celebrated on Saturday, M

The friend whose life we celebrated on Saturday, Molly, was wonderfully creative and was always doing crafts and projects. She had already bought supplies to make adorable beaded ribbons for the holidays. Thoughtfully, the friend who organized the celebration of life set up a table for guests to create their own beaded ribbons in honor of Molly.

As I sat with all my pain from the past week, these sweet beaded ribbons gave me an idea for my own family. In honor of Molly, and with the hope to recognize the good and not let the bad/sad/scary take over, I invited my kids to make beaded blessing strands. There is a Jewish tradition of saying 100 blessings a day, which is such a beautiful idea for really recognizing the good around you. With this in mind, we made ten strands with ten beads each, totaling 100 beautiful beads. We curled the strands around a candle, easily letting us touch and move individual beads (kind of like an abacus). I really liked the idea of lighting a candle and touching each bead as we thought of a corresponding blessing. We really do have so many blessings, which is so important to remember at all times, but especially when things feel really hard.

If you don’t want to make a candle decoration, you can make bracelets, other shapes with the wire, whatever you want! Anything you make will be beautiful, is a great way to practice counting, one to one correspondence, and fine motor skills, and such a lovely way to remember our traditions of recognizing the good and including gratitude and blessings in our lives ❤️

#hakarathatov #blessings #jewish #jewishcrafts #jewishfamily #jewishkids #jewishchildren #jewishpride #jewishpreschool #preschoolactivities #activitiesforkids #craftsforkids #gratitude #gratitudepractice

Last week was tough. Tuesday, a paralyzing-with-fe

Last week was tough. Tuesday, a paralyzing-with-fear pogrom in Amsterdam, two celebrations of life for women who died too soon, a friend’s mom who was unexpectedly diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer which has already spread to her liver. I was shattered. When I could pull myself up and out again, I decided that this week’s focus should be hakarat hatov: recognizing the good around us and being grateful for it. Thankfully, there is so much good around. To help us open our eyes to it, we read The Thank You Walk by Nancy Loewen and made our own heart viewer to help us focus on the good as we took a neighborhood walk ❤️

This was good and helpful for me. But a check-in is also always good: How are you doing?

#hakarathatov #gratitude #gratitudeattitude #jewish #jewishfamily #jewishkids #jewishchildren #jewishpreschool #preschoolactivities #activitiesforkids #naturewalk #pjlibrary @pjlibrary

Oh my goodness, if you are looking for a collectio

Oh my goodness, if you are looking for a collection of super awesome Jewish women, you must check out the new book Chutzpah Girls! It’s getting released on November 25th (yep, add it to your Hanukkah list!) but I was so lucky to get a digital copy ahead of time. I set it up on our iPad so we could look through the book together but the kids were so mesmerized by the beautiful illustrations that they loved swiping through and picking out who they wanted to learn about. Since over 100 amazing women are showcased, we didn’t make it through the entire book but I can’t wait to pick up where we left off once we get our hard copy!

In order to feel the chutzpah ourselves, the kids decorated chutzpah crowns that look like the sweet crowns found in the book. And yes, I added the book’s definition of chutzpah because isn’t it just perfect? It seriously fills me with so much joy and inspiration! May we all embody the chutzpah of these Jewish women and enjoy some bedazzled crowns and Jewish pride and joy whenever we want a little extra oomph in our lives 😍

Want your own chutzpah crown to decorate? Check out our bio for the link to the free printable. Decorate as you wish! And don’t forget to order your copy of Chutzpah Girls, the links to order can be found in their bio @wearechutzpahgirls .

Mazel tov and Kol Hakavod Tami Schlossberg and Julie Silverstein! Not only is this book a joy to read, but so incredibly empowering for people of all ages and genders ❤️

#jewish #jewishjoy #jewishpride #proudjew #jewishfamily #jewishkids #jewishkidsbooks #jewishcrafts #jewishwomen

I bought this lovely Kol Hakavod book by Jamie Kif

I bought this lovely Kol Hakavod book by Jamie Kiffel-Alcheh @jkiffel ages ago based on the recommendation of @noodlenutskidsbooks but I had yet to do a supplemental craft until I set up this sweet and simple one yesterday afternoon. My daughter read the book to her brothers, then they all made adorable and uplifting Kol Hakavod confetti hearts to remind them to be mensches who do awesome things ❤️

These hearts are so simple to make and can easily be modified for whatever theme you want—cut a strip of packing tape and lay on a table sticky side up. Tape down the sides. Bring out confetti, glitter (I’m sorry, I just hate it and can’t deal haha), anything small and sweet. Invite your kids to sprinkle the material on the sticky tape then cover with another strip. Yes contact paper would work too and would allow you to make larger cut outs. But contact paper is always a little foggy and I love how clear the packing tape turns out. Cut into whatever shape you want, we chose hearts! I wrote Kol Hakavod on the hearts for a little reminder. These would be perfect on a dresser, desk, taped to a window letting the sun shine in. All sweet reminders that kids have the power to do truly lovely things and help out the world. Kol Hakavod—Way to go mensches!!

#jewishfamily #jewishkids #jewishchildren #jewishkidsbooks #jewishkidlit #jewishpreschool #simplecrafts #craftsforkids

Today we read and fell in love with The Big Beach

Today we read and fell in love with The Big Beach Cleanup by Charlotte Offsay @picturebookrecommendations . Talk about an uplifting and empowering story about tikkun olam and one that highlights the real differences children can make in repairing the world, one of my favorite themes ever ❤️ The book is sweet and so is the supplemental craft we made—straw blowing ocean painting! Super easy to do and the blowing is an amazing OT/speech practice 🙌 Water down some blue and green paint, drop blobs on cardstock or other thicker paper, then let your kiddos use a straw to blow the paint around, creating a beautiful (and trash free!) ocean scene ❤️

#jewish #jewishfamily #jewishkids #jewishchildren #jewishpreschool #jewishkidsbooks #jewishkidlit #processartforkids #craftsforkids #kidart #preschoolart #preschoolartactivity #tikkunolam

Wow, the last month has been FILLED with Jewish ho

Wow, the last month has been FILLED with Jewish holidays and while I was filled with a lot of sadness and grief, I was also filled with so much family time, Jewish learning and a lot of Jewish joy ❤️ The next major Jewish holiday is … drumroll … Hanukkah! Hanukkah doesn’t start until December 25th this year so we now have some time for non-holiday exploration. I’m starting with creating activities based on multiple amazing books I’ve received recently that offer a variety of Jewish learning and value exploration.

First up is the adorable “I Like Your Chutzpah” by @suzyultman and our very own matching Chutzpah and Other Yiddish Words Matching Sensory Bin 🙌 We read the book cuddled together (my favorite!). It offers simple definitions for a lot of Yiddish words, some that I had not even heard before! After this intro, I invited my preschooler to search through the sensory bin to find the popsicle sticks with images of kids with different expressions or actions, then match them to the correct Yiddish words, as found on the toilet paper rolls. We used the book for reference and once he determined which Yiddish word the image was of, I told him which colored toilet paper roll had that word since he can’t yet read. Teamwork!

This activity was a great way to learn and practice the Yiddish words, but also a really wonderful invitation for recognizing and identifying emotions and actions, such an important ability for kids to practice and understand. The action of searching for and posting the popsicle stick images also practices those fine motor skills and getting one’s hands in a sensory bin always gives that great tactile sensory feedback. Yay!

Such a sweet and fun book and activity to learn some Yiddish, practice fine motor and matching skills, and recognize the many different types of emotions all around us!!

Side note: It’s a (sort of secret?) goal of mine to learn Yiddish and do my part to make sure this special language doesn’t die. Any Yiddish speakers and/or readers or writers out there????

#jewish #yiddish #jewishfamily #jewishkids #jewishchildren #jewishkidsbooks #jewishkidlit #jewishjoy #jewishpreschool #sensoryplay #sensorybin #learningthroughplay

Today we got our flags ready for Simchat Torah! Si

Today we got our flags ready for Simchat Torah! Simple set up (my fav) with my sweet Torah heart cuts out (yep I finally learned how to use the cricut slice technique 🙌) to remind us of our love and joy in the Torah.

If today and this holiday and the idea of rejoicing feels hard this year, I hear you. The grief sits so heavily, the pages and pages of names of those whose yahrzeit it is is just so incredibly hard to understand and believe because it’s so much and so sad. The idea of joy seems really hard to grasp right now. I found the words Rachel Goldberg-Polin shared in a recent @bring.hersh.home post very moving and powerful. I don’t have any words even close to articulate or meaningful, just that I feel the immense pain and also want my children to feel Jewish pride and joy. But gosh it’s a deep dig for the joy right now ❤️

#simchattorah #jewishfamily #jewishkids #jewishchildren #jewishpreschool #jewishpride

Today we made our last craft in our sweet sukkah,

Today we made our last craft in our sweet sukkah, a super simple rainstick to usher in Shemini Atzeret and prayers of rain 🌧️ We got new paint sticks so of course had to use them to decorate our toilet paper rolls filled with toothpicks and grains. Stickers, jewels and so many other materials would also work well for decorations. Kids got to practice fine motor skills and, of course, their shaking skills, enjoying both the creation of the craft and its use 🙌

In addition to the Tefilat Geshem, a prayer for rain, I also printed out the communal Yizkor service by Ematai, which was linked in the @azm4israel resources. One name is too many but to see page after page after page of names … it’s so sickening and just so horrible. May all their names be for a blessing, may their families be comforted in these horrible times of grief, and may we all find the strength, pride, and joy to dance again ❤️

#sukkot #sheminiatzeret #jewish #jewishfamily #jewishlove #jewishpride #bringthemhomenow #jewishkids #sukkah #yizkor #rainstick #craftsforkids #jewishpreschool

Do you have any mixed-color clay blobs hanging out

Do you have any mixed-color clay blobs hanging out in your house? Make them into beads and create a mobile—perfect for your sukkah and for decorations for any time of the year ❤️

Clay is harder for kids to manipulate than Playdough so it’s a very good material to work with. It strengthens their hand muscles and as they learn to roll balls and snakes, they learn how to move their hands to manipulate the clay into these shapes. Super cool!

We loved making the beads in our sukkah then stringing them the following day to create this colorful, kid-made mobile ❤️

#sukkah #sukkot #jewishfamily #jewishkids #jewishchildren #jewishpreschool #activitiesforkids #kidcrafts #craftsforkids #polymerclay

Sukkot is just like a cozy hug and I love it ❤️ Today we snuggled and read our favorite Sukkot books in the sukkah and the preschooler enjoyed an easy peasy Sukkot sensory bin. Learning, joy and sukkah hugs ❤️

#sukkot #sukkah #jewishfamily #jewishkids #jewishkidsbooks #jewishpreschool #sensoryplay #sensorybin #sensoryplayideas #pjlibrary @pjlibrary @kar_benpublishing

I’ve been thinking about living our values latel

I’ve been thinking about living our values lately. And Sukkot is such a perfect opportunity for that. Connection to nature, reflection upon our and our world’s fragility, remembering ancestors and wished-for guests, quality time with family and friends. Today I added a little tikkun olam and worked on my Postcards to Voters. All of it taking place while sheltered by something beautiful and meaningful. Amen to that and to continuing to embrace these values every day ❤️

#vote #getoutthevote #postcardstovoters #sukkot #jewishfamily

Shabbat Shalom and Chag Sameach ❤️ May the can

Shabbat Shalom and Chag Sameach ❤️ May the canopy of peace, love and many blessings surround you this Shabbat and Sukkot ❤️

So very thankful for the beautiful and thoughtful Sukkot Shabbat guide from @onetableshabbat and the lovely Shabbat Sukkot picture from @jewishtogether ❤️

#shabbat #shabbatshalom #sukkot #jewishfamily #jewishkids #familytime

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Chag Sukkot Sameach! We decided to make our sukkah

Chag Sukkot Sameach! We decided to make our sukkah larger this year so it will be easier to entertain inside the sukkah. And now it looks like the sukkah swallowed our new deck 😂 But how lovely it is to have such a large, wonderful sukkah, filled with kid-made decorations, beautiful lights, yummy food and FAMILY, in which to celebrate Sukkot ❤️

If you don’t have the time, space or means to create a sukkah outside, try making one inside—sheets and couch cushions for a sukkah fort, lego sukkah building as a family, there are so many options to spend time dwelling together as a family ❤️

May your Sukkot be filled with many blessings and love ❤️

#sukkot #jewish #jewishtradition #jewishholidays #jewishfamily #jewishkids #jewishchildren #jewishpride #jewishpreschool #sukkah #familytime

You know I love me a good handprint craft! Introdu

You know I love me a good handprint craft! Introducing some sweet handprint leaves or trees, we couldn’t quite decide, but laminate and add them to a stick to create a lovely Sukkot decoration or do just because for a fun fall craft! Can’t wait to hang these happy little handprints in our sukkah (fingers crossed the sukkah actually gets finished tomorrow because all that made it up today was the frame 🤦‍♀️) ❤️

#sukkot #fallcrafts #jewishfamily #jewishkids #jewishchildren #jewishpreschool #preschoolactivities #craftsforkids

Oh my friends, it brought me so much joy to set up

Oh my friends, it brought me so much joy to set up our Sukkot 2024 Shelfie + Starter Activities! It’s been a tough week for my family and we have some big-to-us decisions we need to make but you know what helps us remember the truly important parts of Jewish life?: fun and meaningful hands-on Jewish activities that bring my kids joy and I can see the Jewish pride light up their faces! Let’s fill 2024/5785 with so so so much joy like this!

Full details for all these activities, and a bunch of free printables, available on our website, link in bio!

Chag Sukkot Sameach (almost!)!! Sukkot starts THIS Wednesday night!

And now to put up our sukkah … wish us luck, we are enlarging it this year!

#sukkot #jewishfamily #jewishkids #jewishchildren #jewishpreschool #jewishjoy #jewishpride #beingjewish #raisingjewishkids #preschoolactivities #freeprintable #handsonlearning #learningthroughplay #jewish

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