Sukkot activities

Celebrate Sukkot (The Feast of Tabernacles / Feast of Booths) with your kids with these fun and easy to do activities. Fun for all ages!

You’ll be able to keep the kids occupied while you finish building a sukkah, and you’ll have some special sukkah adornments to use for years to come.

Here’s a fun edible treat to create anytime from Erev Sukkot through Chol Homoed. You can do as little or as much detail as you like, which m

Activities for celebrating the Feast of Tabernacles with your kids and congregation. Simple and fun ways to keep the Biblical holiday of Sukkot.

I hope everyone's Sukkot is off to a great start! Ours started with a congregational gathering that was lovely, and building our sukkah (I'll share pictures later). Today's weather has been rain, which is a great reminder of how temporal a sukkah and indeed, our existence is since ours isn't waterproof! Hopefully it dries out soon. Our culture's holidays are all one day and that's what most of us think of when we think of Scriptural based celebrations. A lot of building up to the big day and…

Are you planning to celebrate Sukkot with your children, grandchildren, or faith community? Here are some fun ways to engage children in the celebration of God tabernacling with His people and introduce them to our Great Provider!

@morah_ester on Instagram: "I call it a “Sticky Sukkah” activity! Put tape backwards on to a square piece of cardboard for loads of sticky fun! They loved this, and some children even came back to the table throughout the morning to do this activity over and over. No mess, so fun, and great for little hands to work independently! #SukkaActivity #JewishLearning #CreativePlay #FunForKids"

Sukkot is such a special holiday. It’s a time to be joyful and enjoy time and space with your family that feels different from the rest of the world. Sukkot is the festival of booths, remembering the forty years Jews spent wandering in the desert. It’s tradition to build a sukkah (but if you don’t …