Lag Ba’Omer Lesson – Have a Jewish Field Day
Have a Jewish Field Day
Why and How We Celebrate Lag Ba’omer
The thirty-third day of the omer is a day of celebration, bonfires, and a variety of interesting customs. What lies behind it all? In presenting the story of Lag Ba’Omer, this class reveals the specialness of the day and what message we can take from it.
Have a Jewish Field Day
Why and How We Celebrate Lag Ba’omer
The thirty-third day of the omer is a day of celebration, bonfires, and a variety of interesting customs. What lies behind it all? In presenting the story of Lag Ba’Omer, this class reveals the specialness of the day and what message we can take from it.
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| Dimensions | 11 × 8.5 × 0.5 in |
Lag Ba'Omer Lesson - Have a Jewish Field Day - Student Booklet
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| Dimensions | 11 × 8.5 × 0.5 in |
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