Hebrew and Jewish lessons your homeschool actually wants to teach.
Make room for Hebrew in your family's week. Start with a free alphabet chart,
add letter coloring practice, or explore a Jewish holiday together with English and
vowelized Hebrew lesson materials. For Jewish diaspora homeschool and supplemental
learning, ages 5–12 / K–6, with an adult choosing the right pace.
Choose a focused activity pack for ages 5–12 / K–6. English instructions lead each lesson, with pointed Hebrew vocabulary, adult guidance and answers. Preview real pages before choosing.
Yom Kippur: Kind Words & Fresh Starts
Practice kind words, thoughtful repairs and fresh starts with a short story, scenario cards and a personal plan.
13 pages · $5.98 USD Same lessons in US Letter and A4.
Two printable packs that work together. The Hebrew Alphabet Coloring Pack introduces the whole alef-bet — every letter as a big outlined page to color, with full niqqud and 108 illustrated vocabulary entries with English meanings, for an adult and child to explore together. The Handwriting Pack is the practice — workbooks that drill all 27 letters in both block (the form you read) and cursive handwriting. Use them together: color a letter to meet it, then drill it with the matching Handwriting page.
Hebrew Alphabet Coloring Pack
אָלֶף בֵּית
The coloring book. The whole alef-bet to color — 29 printable pages, every letter in big outlined form, full niqqud, the five final forms, and 108 illustrated vocabulary entries with transliteration and English meanings. Ages 5–12, no prior Hebrew needed.
The practice. All 27 letters in BLOCK (what you read in prayer books) and CURSIVE handwriting. 5 PDFs in the Complete Pack. See the product page for bundle details and Etsy purchase options.
Follow the six creative days and the rest of Shabbat with 14 English slides and 14 Hebrew slides — two versions of one lesson. Includes seven worksheet activities, a cover, and adult guides with answers.
$9.98 USD · Ages 5–12 / K–6 PDF + PowerPoint · US Letter worksheets · One-family license
Each Jewish Calendar Series pack covers one holiday with a
14–17 slide English presentation deck, the same lesson mirrored in
fully vowelized Hebrew (with nikud), print-ready PDF worksheets plus editable PowerPoint
files, 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. Listed below in Jewish calendar order, starting
with Sukkot in the fall.
Sukkot
חַג סֻכּוֹת
The Festival of Booths — 14 slides on the sukkah, all four species (lulav, etrog, hadas, aravah), and Simchat Torah.
The Holiday of Torah and Customs — 15 slides on six joyful customs (cheesecake, flowers, Tikkun Leil, Megillat Rut, Bikkurim, Aseret HaDibrot) and Matan Torah at Har Sinai.
Sold separately from the lesson packs. The traditional Friday-night blessing — Genesis 48:20 for sons, the matriarchs' blessing for daughters, and Birkat Kohanim (Numbers 6:24–26) for both — set as printable Hebrew wall art for your home. Six designs across modern and traditional aesthetics, four print sizes each, instant download.
Birkat HaBanim
בִּרְכַּת הַבָּנִים
The Friday-night blessing for our children — 6 designs (modern + traditional, for sons / daughters / mixed families), 4 sizes each (8×10 to 18×24), 300 DPI. Sourced from Sefaria, full nikud.
Buy available packs in our on-site shop through Stripe. After payment, return to the order page to download your ZIP. Products marked Etsy open the marketplace for purchase and delivery.
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Read the parent guide
For a holiday pack, begin with the parent guide and choose a pace that suits your child. For the Alphabet Coloring Pack, start with its one-page parent guide. Review a sample before choosing.
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Open the deck — and teach
Open PDFs with a PDF reader. Holiday decks are PowerPoint files; use compatible presentation software to view them. Holiday worksheets also include a print-ready PDF. The newer activity packs contain PDFs in US Letter and A4. These are supplemental resources; adapt the activities to your child’s experience.
Our approach
Built for homeschool families — not for the classroom down the block.
Five things you can count on
Support for parents. English holiday decks and parent guides help you prepare; Hebrew decks offer another way to explore the lesson.
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 each Calendar Series lesson pack
English presentation deck — 14–17 slides, 16:9, with full speaker notes.
Hebrew vowelized deck — same slides, fully vowelized with nikud.
Print-ready PDF + editable worksheets — US Letter portrait; see each pack for its page count.
Teacher prep PDF — slide image plus the full Hebrew speaker script, one per page.
The holiday packs include English decks and parent guidance, alongside Hebrew materials. Start with a free sample to judge the reading and teaching support your family needs. Alphabet coloring can introduce letter shapes; independent Hebrew reading takes additional practice and instruction.
What age is this for?
Great for K–6 / ages 5–12 — early & middle elementary, with easy pacing for younger and older learners. Younger children can listen along and color; older children 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?
Available Alphabet Coloring, holiday, and summer packs can be purchased in our on-site shop through Stripe. Handwriting and wall-art pages show Etsy options. Check the destination and included files on each product page before buying.
Can I use this for my homeschool co-op?
Check the license for your chosen product. Holiday packs are single-family: each co-op family needs its own copy. The Alphabet Coloring Pack allows one family or one classroom. Additional educators need their own copies; no schoolwide rights are included.
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.
Notes from the Hub
Free parent guides — read first, teach tonight.
Short parent guides for the Jewish moments most homeschool parents wish they had a script for. Free to read, free to use, every Hebrew word transliterated.
Rosh Hashanah for kids רֹאשׁ הַשָּׁנָה
A 30-minute K–6 lesson — the shofar, apples and honey, Tashlich, round challah. Both blessings in Hebrew + transliteration. Skip the heavy "Day of Judgment" framing; lead with the world's birthday and a fresh start.
Blessing our children on Shabbat בִּרְכַּת הַבָּנִים
A Friday night guide for parents who didn't grow up doing this. The words for sons, daughters, and mixed families, plus the Priestly Blessing — with full Hebrew and transliteration.
A 30-minute K–6 lesson — building the sukkah, the four species (lulav, etrog, hadas, aravah) waved in every direction, and the blessings in Hebrew. A cozy week of joy, no prior Hebrew needed.
A 30-minute K–6 lesson — the chanukiah lit one candle more each night, the gentle oil miracle, all three blessings in Hebrew, the dreidel, and latkes. No prior Hebrew needed.
