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Tu b’Shvat / ט”ו בשבת Activity Pack FREE Download!

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Activity Pack Contents:

  • “Whose Fruit is This?” Matching Game
  • Clip Art fruit for Patterning or Sequences
  • Apple Seed “Treasure” Map Maze
  • Let’s Plant! Pattern Activity
  • Shivat HaMinim Information & Activity
  • “Adama Fruit” Matching & Facts
  • How do we SENSE a tree?
  • Seeds and Needs Game
  • Shivat HaMinim Poem
  • Tu b’Shvat “Trees” Notebooking/Narration Page

Download it from this page along with a whole bunch of other printables that I'm gradually moving over to Gumroad.  (Save a tree and don’t print more pages than you’re planning to use!)  And as usual, if you do download it, please leave a review!

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  1. FairionJanuary 05, 2011 7:55 AM

    It is beautiful. I am truly amazed at the documents you create. Thank you so much for sharing them

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  2. TziviaJanuary 05, 2011 1:56 PM

    Thanks! I am truly amazed that anyone could download it without problems... ! :-)))

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  3. momluvs4kidz2000January 18, 2011 7:52 AM

    Thank you so much, wow!! These are terrific. :)

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  4. emaJanuary 29, 2011 11:38 PM

    Thank you so much for sharing. I wish I found you earlier...

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  5. TziviaFebruary 06, 2012 4:56 PM

    NOTE TO ALL: An astute reader caught a typo in the title of this document, but I have just fixed it in the downloadable version, so the one you get when you download will be correct. Will hopefully update the cover image later on...

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