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Parshas Shemot/Shemos Free Printable Activity Pack

Five pages, five activities, for Parshas Shemot/Shemos (but be warned:  we are Ashkenazi, and the file only says “Shemos”!)  Download it here

TROUBLE DOWNLOADING from Google Docs?  See this post for possible helpfulness.  And if it doesn’t work, please tell me what you DO see, not just what you CAN’T see.  :-)

As always, if you use it, I’d love it if you leave a comment to let me know who you are!  Here’s what’s inside:

imageMaze: Help פרעה’s daughter find baby משה.

Mapwork – Moshe’s journey to Midyan.

Baby משה and מרים coffee-filter craft.

Burning Bush hand “tree” of fire

Copywork – single passuk with easy English translation.

Enjoy!

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Comments

  1. I am looking forward to seeing this! Google documents is not liking me or my computer lately. I will try to pull it up on another computer. Thank you for making this! :)

    ~ Elizabeth

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  2. I can't open this, but would love to look at it for my kids!

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  3. Elizabeth, Amital, please see my "help" post here.
    That's about all I can think of... sorry! :-(

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  4. Google docs is definitely not letting me into these documents.

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  5. Argh. I updated the sharing settings & the link. Perhaps somebody could try one now and see if it works. Also, please let me know what you DO see - not just what you don't. ;-)

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