TU BISHVAT ON JIGZI
Play games in Jigzi made by other teachers worldwide on Tu Bishvat!
Here are some of our favorite Tu Bishvat games for this year.
APPRECIATE THE WONDERS OF NATURE WITH YOUR CHILDREN
TU BISHVAT E-BOOK
Our Tu Bishvat e-Book is filled with ideas and resources on how
you can engage your students in Tu Bishvat learning.
(Available in English, Hebrew and French.
The English e-Book has been updated for Jigzi.)
MAKE IT GROW
A fun, engaging app that encourages young children to explore nature in a
new creative way, while learning about the Jewish festival of Tu Bishvat.
Plant your own trees in your magical garden and help them grow!
PARENTS AND EDUCATORS
Make Tu Bishvat more meaningful and inspiring with these activities
designed for you and your children to do together!
ONE, TWO, THREE, TU B’SHEVAT
This PJ Library book comes to life, bringing you more about
Tu Bishvat and its customs.
Blog posts for Tu Bishvat
About Tu Bishvat
Rabbi Johnny Solomon discusses Tu Bishvat (ט”ו בשבט), which is the Hebrew term for the date ‘the 15th of Shevat’. But what is this minor festival all about? He presents 5 facts to help you understand this festival. Read more…
Help your Children Appreciate the Wonder of Nature
Yosef Rabin talks about the New Year of the Trees, the minor new year called Tu Bishvat or the 15th of the Hebrew month of Shvat! Read more…
Going Out on a Limb for Trees
Rifki Orzech writes that Tu Bishvat, meaning the 15th of Shevat, is mentioned in the Mishnah as an important date for Jewish farmers. Yes, its beginnings are humble and more to do with the inevitability of taxes than ecology. Read more…
Visit Jigzi now and create your own games and lessons on Tu Bishvat now, using our awesome backgrounds and images for Ti Bishvat.
