There are no holidays this month. And it’s not snowing. But there is always Shabbos!
Click than the picture above, and print.
And if you have a second, tell me in the comments below who you plan to share the page with.
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There are no holidays this month. And it’s not snowing. But there is always Shabbos!Click than the picture above, and print.
And if you have a second, tell me in the comments below who you plan to share the page with.
This would make a great placemat for my kids! So cool 🙂
thanks,J essica!
Great way to start out winter break. making placemats for shabbos! Or a challah cover!Thanks ann!
me encantó lo voy a usar con mis alumnos
gracias
Using as a pattern for embroidery. Making a flour sack embroidered towel for Challah. I will put the border on the edges of the towel and the Challah and candles for one of the corners. Thank you!
Hi, Deanna! So pleased you like it.
Do me a favor: e-mail me some pictures of your embroiderey project! I’d love to see it, and post them.
Shanah Tova!
I am using this coloring sheet for our congregation’s Young Family Shabbat to make placemats! Thank you for a beautiful template!
I will be using this for our Young Family Shabbat to make Shabbat placemats. Thank you for a beautiful template!
I will be using this at shul for a Shabbat School activity with kids.
My daughter is in the hospital and we can’t light candles, so, pre-Shabbat coloring!
Trying to print a clean copy of your Shabbat placemat. Would like to use at our preschool. Need to print at least an 8×10 or larger. When I print your version, I get 2 pages that actually don’t connect with all the borders.
Thanks for your help
I need Shabbat crafts and coloring pages for my 1st grade religious school students.
I love your coloring pages.
Thanks for sharing! Makes me feel good.
Shalom!
Printing to use with a “Shabbat Across America” lesson in for our Toddler Class in February.
Thank you for the beautiful coloring page! We are trying to keep our Shabbat School classes (Havurah Shalom in Portland, Oregon) together online while we are all at home. Our Kinder class should be reviewing all the holidays at this point in the year. Right now they are meeting in zoom rooms and doing small craft projects together, apart.
Giving my older children’s class coloring pages that they can take their time with during the week to hopefully help them remember the lesson from Sabbath
We look forward to using your coloring page alongside your Shabbat book for an upcoming PJ Library event