Shanà Tova board

The festival of Rosh Hashanah,the name means “Head of the Year”, is observed for two days beginning on 1 Tishrei, the first day of the Jewish year. It is the anniversary of the creation of Adam and Eve, the first man and woman, and their first actions toward the realization of mankind’s role in G‑d’s world. Rosh Hashanah thus emphasizes the special relationship between G‑d and humanity: our dependence upon G‑d as our creator and sustainer, and G‑d’s dependence upon us as the ones who make His presence known and felt in His world.

Shanà Tovà

The children door decorated with a big pomegrenate board whishing Shanà Tovà and felt apples

Pesach bulletin board

How to make a Matzah bullettin board

images from Chinuch.org

Sun path on Yerushalayim board

A bulletin board to teach the daily path of the sun during daytime and nightime 24 hours on Yerushalayim

Yerushalayim picture strip: Sarah Chana Feder - http://chinuch.org/index.php

Pesach - Interactive Haggadah

A simple and educational Haggadah to enhance the understanding of the Seder. Children can match up name cards  in the right place in the Haggadah. The pictures on the cards serve as visual cues for the children.

Purim boards

 The king palace woth Mordechai on the horse

Materials:
• Bulletin board paper
• Purple and silver paper
• Brown construction paper
• Multi-colored  paper
• Markers
• Scissors
Directions:
1. Make a background for your bulletin board.
2. Cut out and color the palace shapes and figures of Mordechai, Amman and horse

 Purim mitzvot board

A colorful, eye-catching display that depicts the symbols and mitzvos of Purim in an attractive arrangement. This makes for a pretty bulletin board as well as a visual reminder and review of the mitzvos and symbols of Purim.
Children will familiarize themselves with symbols of Purim and will have their curiosity
stimulated about the holiday by looking at this display.
Materials Needed:
• Copy of figures
• Poster board and cardstock in a variety of colors
• wall paper sample or similar paper for table
• Tape, glue
• Optional items: brown chalk, ribbon in a variety of colors, pompoms, glitter glue,
markers, googlie eyes

Purim mitzvot board 2

A bulletin board which displays the four mitzvos of Purim in the city of Shushan. 

Children will identify the mitzvos of Purim and recognize the written names of the

mitzvos. 

Materials Needed: 

  purple background paper and silver metallic oaktag

• Pictures and letters of the four mitzvos

• Outlines of castle and pillars

• Lettering for “ ב תוליחתמ םירופ תווצמ - מ ” if wanted

• White card stock

No doubt Purim is coming! Enjoy and hang them on tha wall!

Channukah bulletin board 3

An hour glass timepiece which helps  visually connect Chanukah to today. This bulletin board stimulates an awareness of Hashgachas Hashem and an appreciation for His
kindness that is as relevant now as it was during the Chanukah story.

Channukah bulletin board 2

Proud to be a Yid bullettin board

Channukah bulletin board 1

Channukah history bulletin board

Channukah is not so far...we starting preparing some bulletin boards to enter the Channukah theme.