I'm sure I didn't publish this last year but it's too cute. Bear with me, I'll be publishing a lot of old videos to catch up...better late than never!
Showing posts with label sukkot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sukkot. Show all posts
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Tuesday, October 05, 2010
And now, back to life!
We took this picture on Sukkot- I know, it looks like Purim. But isn't every day Purim? At our house it is!
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Netilat Lulav at the Cohens
Miss A is still too young, but she can say AMEN!
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Crafting for Sukkot
We really enjoy doing art projects all together. It's a bit difficult managing to help 3 little ones all at the same time, but here are two projects that are fairly easy for a 3-4 year old to do on their own.
First: Paper Chains
For this project you'll need:
Colored paper
Scissors
Stapler
Crayons/Markers
Glue stick
Sparkles / glitter
Ribbon/string
Hole puncher
You can color the paper first or for older kids, color the individual strips. Cut paper into strips or buy ready made strips (5 NIS at craft stores in Raanana). Dot glue at one end and make a circle out of the strip. Thread the next strip through the first, dot the end with glue, and glue together. Keep going for as long as you want.
On Challahcrumbs, they add some magen davids to the chain which makes it looks extra nice.
Foam Mobile for the Sukkah!
For the second project, you'll need:
Foam rimonim or any shape (use more than one for a mobile)
googly eyes
paint/markers
paper clips (for sticking through the top)
fishing wire/ribbon/string (for tying it all together)
Paint the foam any way you like (note: we used finger paint but it doesn't work that great with this foam- it also takes forever to dry). Glue eyes on it. Wait for it all to dry. Do the same on the other side. Break the paper clip in half and stick it in the top. To finish it off, tie them together with fishing wire. Voila! My kids love this one.
First: Paper Chains
For this project you'll need:
Colored paper
Scissors
Stapler
Crayons/Markers
Glue stick
Sparkles / glitter
Ribbon/string
Hole puncher
You can color the paper first or for older kids, color the individual strips. Cut paper into strips or buy ready made strips (5 NIS at craft stores in Raanana). Dot glue at one end and make a circle out of the strip. Thread the next strip through the first, dot the end with glue, and glue together. Keep going for as long as you want.
On Challahcrumbs, they add some magen davids to the chain which makes it looks extra nice.
Foam Mobile for the Sukkah!
For the second project, you'll need:
Foam rimonim or any shape (use more than one for a mobile)
googly eyes
paint/markers
paper clips (for sticking through the top)
fishing wire/ribbon/string (for tying it all together)
Paint the foam any way you like (note: we used finger paint but it doesn't work that great with this foam- it also takes forever to dry). Glue eyes on it. Wait for it all to dry. Do the same on the other side. Break the paper clip in half and stick it in the top. To finish it off, tie them together with fishing wire. Voila! My kids love this one.
Vesamachta B'Chagecha!
Have a wonderful and happy chag!
Here we are with our first sukkah ever!
Us building..
Abba building...
Us on our way home from decorating the shul's sukkah!
| we're not always eating, just most of the time... |
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Tiyulim- sukkot fun! part 2
Our day started with pretzels and strawberry bamba! or "BABA" in Tzviyali's language...although she does reserve "BABA" for regular bamba and not the strawberry kind...We went to this place near kfar ha'roeh (near netanya-ish) called lagaat b'chayot! It was in givat chayim me'uchad...we had a great time, especially Ima...

See, this is what my parents are feeding me...

oh...and this too...don't forget pretzels...

Loved the duckies...

But I very much enjoyed this bunny on my lap..."See Ima...Look at his eyes!!" "No Gedalya, don't touch those..!!"

Can I touch the bunny too?

I'm so excited!!!! and also a little scared...I don't think i'm going to touch it...

Look Ima, a turtle!!! This is the best place ever!!

a snake? do you expect me to touch that?? Who did you come here for?

Oh right...I forgot...
See, this is what my parents are feeding me...
oh...and this too...don't forget pretzels...
Loved the duckies...
But I very much enjoyed this bunny on my lap..."See Ima...Look at his eyes!!" "No Gedalya, don't touch those..!!"
Can I touch the bunny too?
I'm so excited!!!! and also a little scared...I don't think i'm going to touch it...
Look Ima, a turtle!!! This is the best place ever!!
a snake? do you expect me to touch that?? Who did you come here for?
Oh right...I forgot...
Sukkot fun! Part 1
It's cold, but not this cold...I just like wearing the hat savta made me...

and I got to put the schach up on this BIG ladder!

Adena helped a bit...but I did most of the work...

It's nice spending time together...
and I got to put the schach up on this BIG ladder!
Adena helped a bit...but I did most of the work...
It's nice spending time together...
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