Shavuot starts the evening of May 28. It’s a two-dayer here in the Diaspora, for those of us who do the extended versions of holidays. (Now is the time I start combing the web for gluten-free blintz recipes…..)
Today, I offer the start of the Shavuot link list on http://www.JewishEveryday.com. If you have any links to add, please leave a comment and I’ll wedge them in.
Again, I cannot help but notice that my own denomination, Conservative Judaism, is a bit under-represented. Why is it that other folks have better graphics and sites, generally speaking? I know the USCJ, the mother ship of us Conservos, is having its own tsouris at the moment, but I do wish they’d hire somebody web savvy to redesign everything and give us more PDFs of how-tos. Chabad, for example (with whom I have severe moshiach issues) leave us in the digital dust. I am hoping someone will prove me wrong by sharing some kicking conservative links.
Shavuot Resources:
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• URJ (Union for Reform Judaism) Shavuot Parent Pages
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• “Best of the Web” Shavuot Links from the Jewish Agency for Israel
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• Ima on and off the Bimah: last year’s blog entry about Shavuot
Sites for kids and parents together:
My Jewish Learning.com: Shavuot resources for kids
NSW Board of Jewish Education: BJE Academy
What is Shavuot, The 3 Pilgrim Festivals, Cool Things to Do for Shavuot, Shavuot Links
Akhlah.com: Traditions, Commandments, Vocabulary, Crafts
Torah Tots: All About Shavuot, the Story of Rurth, Fun & Games, Coloring Pages, Greeting Cards, Holiday Recipes
Chabad.org: Shavuot resources for children
Teacher Planet: Shavuot Resources (activities, crafts, links)