How To Shake a Lulav
Exploring the how's and why's of shaking the lulav.
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- What is included in the four species?
- Why do we use four different species on Sukkot?
- How do we shake the lulav and etrog?
Find answers to these questions and more while giving your students the tools to research on Sefaria and to share their Torah with the class, their families, or the world.
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A Sukkot resource packet with everything you need to shake sustainable, local lulavim.
An accessible introduction to the amazing holiday of the harvest -- Sukkot!
In this activity, Moving Traditions offers you an invitation to lean into the individual elements of the holiday through the symbolism of the four species – etrog, palm, myrtle and willow (which make up the lulav).
By utilizing the particular traditions and practices of Sukkot, we can strengthen our resilience and mental well-being.
In this resource, you will learn about the practices of unity associated with Sukkot.
