Objective: The children will learn about Tu b’Shevat, have the opportunity to explore their sense of smell, and create spice bags which can be used for Havdallah or for a Tu b’Shevat Seder. (Wondering where the spices fit into the seder? See How to Run a Successful Tu b’Shevat Seder.) Materials (one bag for each […]
Organizing a Tu b’Shevat Kiddush can be a lovely way to engage your community in Torah-environmental awareness for the first time. Here are some steps to take to make this happen. Contact your shul administrator to arrange for the Tu b’Shevat Kiddush. Ask if funds are available for additional fruits and nuts, or if some of the […]
Explain to the teens that in honor of the upcoming Tu b’Shevat holiday they will be learning about the spiritual connection of the native fruits of Israel and their health properties; they will also prepare a small Tu b’Shevat celebration for the elderly in a Jewish care facility during their regular meal time (optional). This program […]
Nut Balls From About This nutty cookie is a perfect Tu B’Shevat dessert. Ingredients: 1 cup margarine 2 cups flour 1 cup almonds, chopped 1 tsp. vanilla 3 Tbsp. sugar Powdered sugar Preparation: 1. Mix margarine, flour, nuts, vanilla and sugar together. 2. Roll into small balls. 3. Bake in 325 degree Fahrenheit oven for […]
Objective: The children will learn about Tu b’Shevat, explore what they appreciate about nature, and create greeting cards to share what they have learned with adults. Tu b’Shevat Discussion and Introduction to Activity Discuss Tu B’Shvat as the “New Year for the Trees” (see “What is Tu b’Shevat?” for a simple explanation) and how Hashem […]
