Shabbat Together
Each kit is built around one theme, like patience or kindness. You get a short note for parents, three questions for the table, a 10 to 15 minute game, printable cards, and one small mission for the week ahead.
- Before ShabbatPrint and cut the cards. Listen to the story in the car or at bedtime.
- At the tableAsk the questions and play the game. Nothing to write, cut or switch on.
- During the weekTry the mission together, then share how it went next Shabbat.
Included with MembershipNew · Oct 20Abram's Journey: Count the Stars
This week's Torah portion is Lech Lecha. Travel Abram's road together on a map with 10 stops, make his choices at each one, earn stars along the way, and count them under God's promise. Plus real questions for the Shabbat table about courage, peace and doing what's right.
Included with MembershipNew · Oct 18Gratitude: Notice the Good
Follow the trail of people behind one ordinary thing, then practice a real, specific thank-you. Built around hakarat hatov, recognizing the good.
Included with MembershipNoah's Ark: Who Needs Me?
This week's Torah portion is Noach. A three-clue animal challenge with points, a care question for every animal grounded in the Bible and the Sages, and real dilemmas for the Shabbat table about the people and creatures who depend on us.
FreePatience: Pause, Breathe, Choose
A Shabbat table game about the few seconds between "something went wrong" and "what I do next." With Hillel's famous story of patience.
Included with MembershipKindness: Make Room for One More
A role-play game about welcoming guests, the new kid, and anyone standing on the outside. Built around hachnasat orchim, the mitzvah of bringing in guests.
Coming next: Honesty: A Brave Little Truth on Oct 25.
These kits are built around themes, not the weekly Torah portion, so you can use any of them any week. Shabbat customs differ between families. Do what fits your home, and ask your rabbi if you're not sure.