Jewish homeschool curriculum · K–3

Jewish lessons your homeschool actually wants to teach.

Big-idea-per-slide Judaic Studies lesson packs for early elementary learners (K–3, ages 5–9). English deck + fully vowelized Hebrew deck + printable worksheets + teacher prep PDF + parent guide. Built for the family who wants depth without needing a degree in Hebrew.

Ages 5–9 · K–3 No prior Hebrew required Digital download
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The lesson packs

Four complete packs in our Jewish Calendar Series.

Every pack covers one Jewish holiday with the same structure: a 14–17 slide English presentation deck, the same lesson mirrored in fully vowelized Hebrew (with nikud), a 7-page printable worksheet pack, a teacher prep PDF, an 11–12-page parent guide with lesson plans, and a one-page scope & sequence. Each pack is a single digital download.

Chanukah Festival of Lights lesson pack — Hebrew Homeschool Hub

Chanukah חַג חֲנֻכָּה

The Festival of Lights — 14 slides, all 3 brachot in full nikud, the story of the oil miracle told gently for young learners.

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Tu B'Shvat New Year of the Trees lesson pack — Hebrew Homeschool Hub

Tu B'Shvat חַג ט״וּ בִּשְׁבָט

The New Year of the Trees — 14 slides covering the Shivat HaMinim, the seven species, and a Tu B'Shvat seder how-to.

Open Tu B'Shvat pack →
Yom HaAtzmaut Israel Independence Day lesson pack — Hebrew Homeschool Hub

Yom HaAtzmaut יוֹם הָעַצְמָאוּת

Israel Independence Day — 15 slides, the journey home from exile to 1948, the flag, HaTikvah, and the language reborn.

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Yom Yerushalayim Jerusalem Day lesson pack — Hebrew Homeschool Hub

Yom Yerushalayim יוֹם יְרוּשָׁלַיִם

Jerusalem Day — 17 slides covering the eight gates of the Old City, the Kotel, and the joy of reunification.

Open Yom Yerushalayim pack →
How it works

From download to lesson day — in 30 minutes.

1

Buy & download

Instant digital download from Etsy. One ZIP file. Unzip to find the deck, the Hebrew deck, the worksheets, the teacher prep PDF, the parent guide, and the scope & sequence.

2

Read the parent guide

Start with the parent guide. 11–12 pages, written for you, not for teachers. Includes 1-day and week-long lesson plans, Hebrew pronunciation help, and a FAQ.

3

Open the deck — and teach

Display the English or Hebrew deck on any screen. Speaker notes give you a 3–6 sentence script per slide. Print the worksheets. Lesson lasts 30 minutes to a half-day, your call.

Why parents love it

Built for homeschool families — not for the classroom down the block.

Five things you can count on

  • No prior Hebrew required. Every word transliterated. Every speaker note in English.
  • Big idea per slide. Never two ideas at once. Lots of pictures. Lots of white space.
  • Gentle history. We frame hard moments through hope and home — never through war or violence.
  • Warm traditional lens. Welcoming to families across the full Jewish observance spectrum.
  • Vowelized Hebrew throughout. Nikud on every Hebrew word — the way a young learner actually reads.

What's in every pack

  • English presentation deck — 14–17 slides, 16:9, with full speaker notes.
  • Hebrew vowelized deck — same slides, fully vowelized with nikud.
  • Printable worksheet pack — 7 pages, US Letter portrait, black-and-white friendly.
  • Teacher prep PDF — slide image plus the full Hebrew speaker script, one per page.
  • Parent guide + scope & sequence — 11–12 pages of lesson plans, Hebrew help, FAQ.
Frequently asked

Questions parents ask before buying.

Do I need to speak Hebrew to teach this?

No. Every Hebrew word is transliterated; every speaker note is in English. Each pack's parent guide has a Hebrew pronunciation cheat sheet for the words your child will meet. You can teach the entire pack without reading a single Hebrew letter — though by the end your child will recognize many.

What age is this for?

Early elementary — K–3, ages 5–9 — calibrated for 1st–2nd grade. Younger siblings can listen along; older siblings (8–10) can use the worksheets and go deeper into the speaker notes.

Is this Orthodox / Conservative / Reform / Reconstructionist?

It's a warm traditional pack — using traditional sources and vocabulary (Hashem, Beit HaMikdash, brachot with full nikud) while staying accessible across the observance spectrum. We don't take positions on disputed practices.

Where do I buy?

Each pack is a digital download on Etsy. Click any pack above to see what's inside, then click through to its Etsy listing to buy.

Can I use this for my homeschool co-op?

The license is single-family. If you teach a co-op, please have each family purchase their own copy — it keeps prices fair.

What if I'm not Jewish?

You're welcome here. The packs are written assuming Jewish family context, but a non-Jewish family teaching about Judaism (or a Jewish family who married in) will find them clear and respectful.