Preschool Creations

Yom Kippur books for children Are you searching for engaging Yom Kippur books for children that explore the themes of apology, forgiveness, and self-reflection? Look no further! In this blog post, we've curated a list of captivating children's books that can help parents and teachers introduce the significance of Yom Kippur to young readers. Let's dive in and discover these valuable resources for teaching the essence of this important Jewish holiday. " Oops! I'm Sorry " by Sara Blau: "Oops! I'm Sorry" is a delightful children's book that gently guides youngsters through the art of apologizing. Authored by Sara Blau, this book uses relatable situations to teach kids about the power of saying sorry and making amends, making it a perfect choice for your Yom Kippur reading list. " Better than Before " by Mina Gordon and Dassi Prus: "Better than Before" is a two-part gem that explores the significance of Yom Kippur. Part one de

 We are excited to announce the launch of our new site where you can purchase digital art to decorate and enhance your classroom, homeschool and personal use.  Having been a teacher for 10+ years and homeschooling for 4 years, I know how hard it is to find engaging puppets and art to teach the Jewish holidays and the Parsha - Torah portion. Now you don't need to search any longer, we've got your back! We've got great plans. Right now the store is stocked with art/puppets/props for the month of Tishrei - Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot and Simchat Torah. We also have coloring pages that are great for keeping your littles busy and we have a shana tova card as a free download! Check out our site: PreschoolCreations.org so see samples and all our available products.

We had to put the right amount of feathers on each turkey and for the little ones, they had to match the right color feather to the correct turkey. I did this before Yom Kippur with chickens and white feathers for kapparos.