This blog is filled with ideas to turn everyday moments into Jewish moments, especially for families with young children.
All tagged imaginative play
We wanted to capture the warmth and light of a Lag B’Omer bonfire, with a “kid-friendly” twist. For our bonfire, we decided to paint it on a canvas drop cloth. Read on to create your own!
We have lots of fun ideas to celebrate Lag B’Omer, like this cute DIY “no-sew” ant plushie, because you know, ants and picnics go together! Whether you are celebrating the holiday with a picnic, or just want to cuddle with a new friend, we show you everything you need to make your own ant plushie!
There’s no place like home…celebrating our earth with a delicious treat!
Today the sun is shining after several days of rain, so it’s a perfect (and much needed) day to check on some newly bloomed spring flowers in our backyard, and maybe even make a flower arrangement for Shabbat. Come explore with us!
Something important to the season, that often gets overlooked when we talk about spring, is soil and mud. We kind of love mud in our family!
It’s fun to dress up as a superhero, but even more fun - and more special - to be a mitzvah superhero! Our cape is covered in all kinds of felt “mitzvah” stickers. Each sticker reminds us of a special way to be kind. This is an adorable activity to do with littles, so let’s go be super mitzvah heros!
It's fun to extend the theme of growing and changing for the Jewish New Year by helping your children make their own butterfly wings!
Rosh Hashanah is the perfect time to take your family on a "Birthday of the World" Nature Walk!
