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Posted: Sep 18, 2010
Kids Crafts
II love this project, and so pretty to hang up. Thank you for posting.
Posted By Anonymous

Posted: Sep 17, 2010
Re: Kids Crafts
Shabbat and the holidays are days of rest, and we refrain from creative labor. This includes activities such as cutting and writing. You can read more about Shabbat rest here: Shabbat Rest Wizard.

Some ideas for childcare on Yom Kippur are praying and singing together, reading books, board games, blocks, and games like hide and seek.
Posted By Rochel Chein for chabad.org

Posted: Sep 17, 2010
Kids Crafts
I was wndering if you could tell me why children are not allowed to do arts and crafts on Yom Kippor.

I have a childcare job on Yom Kippor and decided to plan the day around doing arts and crafts that pertain to the Holiday and the person in charge told me children are not allowed to do arts and crafts on the holy day? She never got around to explain to me why.
Posted By Emily Buswell, CAMBRIDGE, ma

Posted: Sep 27, 2009
reply FOR THE PRESCHOOL KIDS
i think they would be able to do it every child loves art and crafts my mum is a teacher they did it and they loved it
Posted By dana, melbourne, victoria
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Posted: Oct 5, 2008
For preschool kids
I really liked this project and I was thinking of doing it with my four year old class. do you think it would be something they can do?
Posted By Rachel S S, Montreal, Quebec