Preschool Creations

  Rochel Imeinu, our beloved matriarch, holds a special place in the hearts of many. Her yartzeit, on the 11th of Cheshvan, is a time to remember her enduring love and prayerful devotion for our people. In honor of this day, we're introducing a heartfelt and creative craft project that allows children to connect with her legacy: a Torn Paper Mosaic of Kever Rochel. Materials Needed: Rochel Imeinu's Kever Template (you can purchase it here ) Colored Construction Paper (assorted colors) Glue stick  Scissors Markers or colored pencils (optional for additional detailing) Instructions: Step 1: Download the Template Start by printing the Kever Rochel template on white cardstock.  Step 2: Tear and Sort Paper Give children a variety of colored construction paper and encourage them to tear it into small, irregular pieces. This part is not only fun but also allows for creativity in choosing colors and shapes. If the students are younger, you can help them with this step. I gave each ch

At Preschool Creations, we're dedicated to making the process of learning meaningful and engaging for young minds. We're excited to introduce our latest product, the "Parsha Drawing Journal," designed to transform the way children connect with the weekly Parsha and nurture their creative and storytelling skills. In this blog post, we'll dive into this innovative educational tool and explore how it's used to inspire and captivate young learners. Discover the Parsha Drawing Journal: Our Parsha Drawing Journal is not just a journal; it's a gateway to an interactive and imaginative journey through the Parsha. Here's how it works and how it can benefit educators, parents, and, most importantly, the children: Weekly Parsha Pages: Each week, as we delve into the Parsha, we provide students with a Parsha page. This isn't your typical worksheet—it's a canvas for creativity and storytelling. Name and Trace : Students begin by writing their name on the t

Download our 6 Days of Creation packet .  It has beautiful  full color art for each day of creation and Adam and Chava puppets. It also includes coloring pages for each day of creation. Parsha Summary We learned that before G-d created the world, there was nothing. We learned about what was created on each of the 6 days of creation. We discovered different ways to make the numbers on our fingers. Some of the children were able to make different finger combinations using both hands. G-d created the world for us so that we can do good deeds/mitzvot.  We learned about Adam and Chava (Eve) living in Gan Eden (The garden of Eden) and about the Eitz Hada'at - Tree of Knowledge and the tricky snake.  Every week we are going to make a picture of what we learned in this week’s parsha, and at the end of each book of the Torah, we will bring it home. Parsha Drawing Journal Every week, we draw a picture of the parsha (I always did it before shabbos party after reviewing the parsha of the week)

Sukkot, the Festival of Booths, is a cherished time of year when Jewish families come together to celebrate. In this blog post, we've carefully curated a collection of captivating children's books that will help young readers understand and embrace the traditions and significance of Sukkot. Join us on this literary journey through the holiday season! 1. **" The Wind and the Sukkah " by Aydel Lebovics:** Join Mr. Levi in this heartwarming tale where an unusually strong wind provides him with the materials he needs to build a Sukkah, the temporary hut erected for the celebration of Sukkot.  2. **" Zaydie's Special Esrogim " by Aydel Lebovics:** Every Sukkot, Zaydie's garage turns into something special...a lulav and esrog store! Will there be enough esrogim? Too many? Enjoy the holiday with Dovid as he learns that there are even more Mitzvot than meet the eye when it comes to Sukkot. 3. **" A Tree Full of Mitzvos " by Dina Rosenfeld:**