With my clan having basically no extended
family, holidays can be a challenge. Sure, we go over the religious
aspecst of whatever we're celebrating (we're interfaith), but finding
activities for the children can be difficult. With Rosh Hashanah
starting tomorrow at sunset, I thought I'd share my four favorite
websites chock-a-block full of fun stuff to help your kids and mine
celebrate the Jewish New Year:
- Chabad.org – Here you'll find free printables, crafts, stories, and my daughter's favorite, multi-media games for kids.
- Torahtots.com – You can tell by the name that it's a site for littler kids, but for for even more printables plus some unique games.
- Aish.com – One dilemma I face is how to get the teen engaged with the holiday. This website has some great stories you can discuss and practical activities you can do as a family. I especially like the High Holidays Quiz For Kids. We'll see how Mr. “I'm a teen so I know everything” does with that!
- Artistshelpingchildren.org – Tired of the same old crafts? Here's you'll find some truly unique ones you can spend the day making with your child. I especially love the Circle Of Kindness!
Shanah Tovah!! I hope you're having a great new year! Rosh Hashanah is one of my favorite holidays! I love the apples and honey too
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