Make a Kid-Sized Play Sukkah Kids can have the experience of building their own mini Sukkah as part of your family’s Sukkot celebration. Read more »
The 2019 Quick Guide to Celebrating Sukkot With Kids Sukkot, the autumn holiday of thanksgiving, starts five days after Yom Kippur and lasts for a week. The most popular tradition of Sukkot is building, decorating, and spending time (even sleeping!) inside a hut called a sukkah. Read more »
4 Ways Kids Can Participate on Yom Kippur Although children may be too young for some of the rituals associated with Yom Kippur, like fasting, there are still meaningful ways for them to get involved and learn about the holiday. Read more »
Tashlich for Kids: Make a “Letting Go” Collage Turn tashlich, the ritual of casting away sins on Rosh Hashanah, into an art project with a paper collage. Read more »
Why We Chose This Book: A Watermelon in the Sukkah Our five- and six-year-old subscribers will love this adorable, original Sukkot-themed book -- and the rest of the family will too! Read more »