What's good for the bird is good for the tree.
You may have heard of a Passover seder, but did you know that many people celebrate Tu BiShvat with seders also? Learn about how to host your own Tu BiShvat seder.
Pomanders are the perfect decoration for Tu B'Shevat, (this Friday night) the holiday in which we celebrate trees and their delicious and amazing fruits! And though the holiday is almost here, you still have time to make a few of...
The concept of "hiddur mitzvah" was always ingrained upon us by our teachers in yeshivah. If you spent a little more on your shabbat ingredients or table
Tu B’Shevat is one of those Jewish holidays that many of us probably don’t even realize is happening unless we are looking at our Jewish calendar or have kids in religious school. A mi…
Watching a seed grow into plant is so fun for kids! But if you've got a black thumb like me, you might forget to water it! This is a fun family project
The wonderful Jewish holiday of Tu B'Shevat, the New Year for fruit bearing trees, is next up on the calendar, coming on the night of Sunday January 16th, so now is a great time to get crafting! There are so...
We've shared tons of play dough ideas over the years, but my kids still get excited each time they see a new play dough activity waiting for them. Whether you're diving into a tree theme, learning about the seasons, or looking for a fun spring theme activity, this spring tree play dough invitation is a great option.
Tu Bishvat is a Jewish Holiday that celebrates the New Year of the Trees. Come learn about its significance and customs
In the United States, Arbor Day is celebrated on the last Friday in April every year. There are numerous countries who observe Arbor Day or a similar holiday on varying dates, depending on their climate.
One of my favorite crafts to do with preschoolers this time of year is to have them design, on paper, their own garden plots. Children fr...
Tu B’Shevat is one of those Jewish holidays that many of us probably don’t even realize is happening unless we are looking at our Jewish calendar or have kids in religious school. A mi…
