Shabbat day is a time for us to reconnect to God and our families, to come together as one nation in remembrance and celebration.
Here are some great ideas for games and activities that will fill the hours with learning, laughter, and fun.
Here are some great ideas for games and activities that will fill the hours with learning, laughter, and fun.
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The Great Big Catalogue
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GAMES AND ACTIVITIES TO PLAY ON SHABBAT
The following are some ideas—games, discussion topics and ice breakers—to keep busy and happy on a long Shabbat afternoon. These suggestions may be used at home, with friends, or at your synagogue / temple by the youth director. |
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MORE GREAT IDEAS TO ENHANCE YOUR SHABBAT
Here are a few more great ideas to draw people to your shul so they can experience a beautiful Shabbat together with their community.
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NAME CARDS
Download some snazzy Shabbat Project name cards to use at your Shabbat gathering.
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TABLECLOTH
What an amazing project to do in the weeks before the Shabbat Project. Decorate your own table cloth—for classes and other groups—that want to get in the groove in preparation for the most amazing Shabbat.
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