Make An Illustrated Torah Scroll Activity

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Tiptoe Through The Torah with this fun and meaningful Make A Scroll activity with free weekly lesson plans.. 

Simply download the adapted text portions, and read one aloud each week. Afterwards, discuss the questions and have the students to illustrate the text. Along the way, tape together to create the scroll.  

To make Tiptoeing memorably sweet, conclude with a small treat. (or during illustration time.)

Additional Tiptoeing activities include students making a Torah cover and carrying their scroll on Simchat Torah. Share the  'finished scroll' with family and community at a special end of year program when it can be dedicated. 

Ideal for Kindergarten through Fifth grade and takes between 30-60 minutes, depending on class size.

 

 


 

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