FREE Sukkos/Sukkot /סֻכּוֹת Printable Mini Lapbook

It’s as bare-bones as they come, and we’ve only got 2 and a half days to put it together, but I hope to have some fun with this before Sukkos! In between cooking – oh, yeah, and I’m working on Tuesday…

What’s inside? I’m calling this a MINI Lapbook because there are not as many items as I usually include…

When is Sukkos? calendar mini-book
Laws of the Sukkah Flip-Flap mini-book
Come Shake the Lulav cut n’ paste boy/girl figures
Decorate My Sukkah cut n’ paste
How many…? Counting the 4 species 3-flap book
On Simchas Torah, accordion book with cover
Sukkos in the Torah, an excerpt
Sukkos comes in the… (Fall!) teddy-bear cut out, nothing whatsoever to do with Sukkos
Sukkos Quiz (choose your 6 favourite questions, from 9 provided!)
Wheel of Ushpizin

Because of the rush to get this out, I’ve provided almost no explanation or instructions, but if you run into trouble, I’m happy to help if I can.

To download this and many other Limudei Kodesh (Jewish Studies) printables, click here. (scroll down to Yom Tov)
For General Studies – including science, art and music resources in Hebrew and English, click here.
Trouble downloading? Check this help page.

p.s. Here are a few decent sites for information about this holiday:

Judaism 101: Sukkot
Sukkot from Chabad
Sukkot from Aish.com
TorahTots Sukkot Pages
Wikipedia

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