Use this short seder to enjoy a sensory and fun introduction to Tu B’Shevat with your family.

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Fun activity ideas to celebrate the "New Year of the Trees."

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According to the Torah, there are a few foods that made ancient Israel’s agriculture very special: wheat, barley, grapes, figs, pomegranates, olive oil, and dates. Together, these ingredients are known as the "seven species," and on Tu B'Shevat, known as the New Year for the Trees, it's traditional to enjoy all of them.

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PJ Library families may be familiar with Sadie from our Shavuot book Sadie and the Big Mountain. This time Sadie’s at home, and she wants to celebrate Tu B’Shevat by planting a tree.

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Celebrate "New Year for the Trees" with these easy to make recipes.

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