Gingerbread Golem coloring page

Posted on 10/30/2014 | 5 Comments
Color me alive, color me dead.

Gingerbread Golem coloring page.

First, the cookie, now the Coloring Page.
To demonstrate what happens when the letter aleph is removed: EMET (truth) becomes MET (death). 

Click on the image to print a PDF.

If you need a recap on the Golem’s letters and the whole alive/dead Golem thing, see the post for Gingerbread Golem (the cookie).

If you are wondering why the world needs a Gingerbread Golem coloring page, you are not alone.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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5 responses to “Gingerbread Golem coloring page”

  1. Jewish Family Fun (@JewishFamilyFun)'s avatar Jewish Family Fun (@JewishFamilyFun) | 10/30/2014 at 9:32 am |

    Genius, Joanna. I shared the other Golem post with our Rabbi; turns out that he and family have a long history with the Golem and he totally loved your post. Thanks!!

  2. Aliza Carumba Burton's avatar Aliza Carumba Burton | 10/30/2014 at 9:53 am |

    Joanna, I love you. I read this story to my 6th graders yesterday secretly wishing I had had enough time to bake these cookies for them. Would they have loved the coloring page? Maybe not. But my 3rd graders will!!!

    • Joanna Brichetto's avatar Joanna Brichetto | 10/30/2014 at 9:59 am |

      Thanks, Aliza! Which story did you choose? The Wisniewski picture book? Or something else, for older kids?

      • Aliza Carumba Burton's avatar Aliza Carumba Burton | 10/30/2014 at 10:16 am |

        Funny you should ask – I usually use the Wisniewski one, because I own it, but forgot to bring it and used another version we had in our temple library. It, too, was a picture book and was a bit different from the other one. I always read it to my class around Halloween time.