Sukkot חַג סֻכּוֹת
The Festival of Booths — 14 slides on the sukkah, all four species (lulav, etrog, hadas, aravah), and Simchat Torah.
Big-idea-per-slide Judaic Studies lesson packs for early elementary learners (K–3, ages 5–9). English deck + fully vowelized Hebrew deck + printable worksheets + teacher prep PDF + parent guide. Built for the family who wants depth without needing a degree in Hebrew.
Every pack covers one Jewish holiday with the same structure: a 14–17 slide English presentation deck, the same lesson mirrored in fully vowelized Hebrew (with nikud), a 7-page printable worksheet pack, a teacher prep PDF, an 11–12-page parent guide with lesson plans, and a one-page scope & sequence. Each pack is a single digital download. Listed below in Jewish calendar order, starting with Sukkot in the fall.
The Festival of Booths — 14 slides on the sukkah, all four species (lulav, etrog, hadas, aravah), and Simchat Torah.
The Festival of Lights — 14 slides, all 3 brachot in full nikud, the story of the oil miracle told gently for young learners.
The New Year of the Trees — 14 slides covering the Shivat HaMinim, the seven species, and a Tu B'Shvat seder how-to.
A Brave Hidden Queen — 14 slides on Esther's story, the four mitzvot of Purim, costumes, groggers, and hamantaschen.
The Holiday of Freedom — 15 slides walking through the Seder, the Four Questions in nikud, and a gentle Exodus story.
Israel Independence Day — 15 slides, the journey home from exile to 1948, the flag, HaTikvah, and the language reborn.
Jerusalem Day — 17 slides covering the eight gates of the Old City, the Kotel, and the joy of reunification.
The Holiday of Torah and Customs — 15 slides on six joyful customs (cheesecake, flowers, Tikkun Leil, Megillat Rut, Bikkurim, Aseret HaDibrot) and Matan Torah at Har Sinai.
Sold separately from the lesson packs. The traditional Friday-night blessing — Genesis 48:20 for sons, the matriarchs' blessing for daughters, and Birkat Kohanim (Numbers 6:24–26) for both — set as printable Hebrew wall art for your home. Six designs across modern and traditional aesthetics, four print sizes each, instant download.
The Friday-night blessing for our children — 6 designs (modern + traditional, for sons / daughters / mixed families), 4 sizes each (8×10 to 18×24), 300 DPI. Sourced from Sefaria, full nikud.
Instant digital download from Etsy. One ZIP file. Unzip to find the deck, the Hebrew deck, the worksheets, the teacher prep PDF, the parent guide, and the scope & sequence.
Start with the parent guide. 11–12 pages, written for you, not for teachers. Includes 1-day and week-long lesson plans, Hebrew pronunciation help, and a FAQ.
Display the English or Hebrew deck on any screen. Speaker notes give you a 3–6 sentence script per slide. Print the worksheets. Lesson lasts 30 minutes to a half-day, your call.
No. Every Hebrew word is transliterated; every speaker note is in English. Each pack's parent guide has a Hebrew pronunciation cheat sheet for the words your child will meet. You can teach the entire pack without reading a single Hebrew letter — though by the end your child will recognize many.
Early elementary — K–3, ages 5–9 — calibrated for 1st–2nd grade. Younger siblings can listen along; older siblings (8–10) can use the worksheets and go deeper into the speaker notes.
It's a warm traditional pack — using traditional sources and vocabulary (Hashem, Beit HaMikdash, brachot with full nikud) while staying accessible across the observance spectrum. We don't take positions on disputed practices.
Each pack is a digital download on Etsy. Click any pack above to see what's inside, then click through to its Etsy listing to buy.
The license is single-family. If you teach a co-op, please have each family purchase their own copy — it keeps prices fair.
You're welcome here. The packs are written assuming Jewish family context, but a non-Jewish family teaching about Judaism (or a Jewish family who married in) will find them clear and respectful.
Short, kid-tested guides for the Jewish moments most homeschool parents wish they had a script for. Free to read, free to use, every Hebrew word transliterated.
A Friday night guide for parents who didn't grow up doing this. The words for sons, daughters, and mixed families, plus the Priestly Blessing — with full Hebrew and transliteration.
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A 49-day countdown that turns waiting into something. How the count works, the bracha, and four kid-friendly ways to make the count visible at home.
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A 30-minute lesson plan for K–3. The 8 gates of the Old City, the Kotel, Hebrew vocabulary, and how to teach the joy of reunification without going graphic.
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