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Sukkot 101Â Â
My Jewish Learning has a large collection of articles for learning about and celebrating Sukkot, covering topics like Laws for Building a Sukkah, Sukkot Around the World, Sukkot Greetings, vocabulary, history, recipes, and more.
The Festival of Sukkot Â
An introduction to Sukkot by John J. Parsons for Hebrew4christians.com. This is a 13 page PDF Printable file for learning about Sukkot.

What Does the Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot) Mean to Christians? Â
From Learn Religions, an educational DotDash blog focused on educating the general public about the world's religions through unbiased and beginner-friendly information.
Sukkot Overview Â
The word "Sukkot" means "booths," and refers to the temporary dwellings Jews lived in during the 40-years they wandered the desert after leaving Egypt. Learn about the holiday and how to make a sukkah in this overview from Judaism 101.
Sukkot Overview Â
These learning resources from NSW Board of Jewish Education explain how to build a sukkah, provide background on the Four Species, and look at some other observances of the holiday.
Sukkot for Kids Â
A large collection of Sukkot videos, games, crafts, stories, and more from Chabad.org.
Sukkot Games and Activities Â
Sukkot games, coloring pages, stories, and more for kids. From Torah Tots.
Sukkot for Families Â
Creative tips for Sukkot family activities and decorating and living in your sukkah. From My Jewish Learning.
Sukkot Games, Printable Resources, and Activities Â
A Kids Heart has a large collection of printable coloring pages, word searches, crossword puzzles, and more for celebrating Sukkot.
Sukkot Central Â
This site from the Cyber Home of Torah includes an introduction to the holiday and many explanations of the different aspects of celebrating Sukkot. Seventy Oxen is a brief explanation of why Sukkot is important to all of the nations and not just Israel.
What Is Sukkot? Â
"A guide to the Jewish holiday of Sukkot, the Feast of Tabernacles, and the meanings behind it." From Chabad.
Reform Judaism Sukkot Resources and Events Â
ReformJudaism.org has a large collection of articles covering Sukkot history, traditions, customs, and Torah readings. You can find answers to all your FAQs, activity ideas, recipes, crafts, and online and in-person events.
How to Celebrate Sukkot Â
This article from Jewish Unpacked provides an overview of Sukkot as well as videos, covering Sukkot greetings, how to build a sukkah, and how to shake the lulav and etrog.
Sukkot Crafts and Recipes Â
This article from Tori Avey provides an overview of Sukkot and a collection of recipes and crafts for kids.




