Rosh hashana crafts for toddlers

Explore some lovely Rosh Hashanah Activities for kids this holiday season. Welcome in the New Year with these great ideas. In 2024 we we begin on October 2.

From apple-themed crafts to kindness reminders, these Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur activities teach kids about these special Jewish holidays.

These Rosh Hashanah crafts will help you enjoy a grand Jewish New Year celebration! With apples, honey & more, you're all set for days of fun!

If you can't wait to teach your kids about Rosh Hashanah, you have to try this amazingly fun and super sensory Rosh Hashanah Craft with Playdough.

Juicy pomegranate seeds are often eaten on Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. The seeds symbolize mitzvahs—good deeds, done with heart and soul, that make the world a better place. Help your child make a kindness card that looks like the inside of a pomegranate; the seeds are their intended good deeds. Ask your child, “How many kindness seeds did you plant today?”

Rosh Hashana comes around every September to celebrate the Jewish New Year. We ring in the new year with apples and honey as a symbol for a sweet year to come. We also kick off the new year with two big dinners where we gather as a family and reflect on how we can make for a great year to