Biblical Feasts6 min read
Counting the Omer and the Feast of Shavuot
Counting the Omer is the fifty-day walk from Yeshua's resurrection to Shavuot — a quiet rhythm of Scripture, harvest, and the Spirit poured out at Pentecost.
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Beautiful Messianic children's resources rooted in God's Torah and the biblical feasts.
We create Charlotte Mason-inspired biblical feasts curriculum and activities for kids — thoughtfully designed to help your family celebrate God's appointed times with wonder, conversation, and connection.
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Featured Homeschool Printables
Hands-on activities and printables to help your family explore the biblical feasts together—designed for kids ages 4–12.
PassoverMessianic Passover Printable Activities for Children
Help your children walk through the most powerful week in history—from Yeshua's last Passover seder to His sacrificial death to the Resurrection, when He became the firstfruits of the new covenant.
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PassoverPassover Activity Bundle for Kids
Tell the story of Passover and God's deliverance of the Children of Israel with 30+ pages of hands-on activities — coloring pages, scripture copy-work from Exodus, mazes, word searches, a seder plate cutout craft, matching games, and plague headbands for all 10 plagues. Perfect for ages 4-12.
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PassoverSeder Plate Paper Craft for Kids
A hands-on cut and paste craft where children color, cut out, and assemble their own seder plate — a tactile way to learn the elements of the Passover meal. 2 printable pages, ages 4-12.
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Walk through the biblical feasts as a family
Hand-illustrated printables, family guides, and Scripture activities for the feasts God Himself appointed in His Word—built to help your children love the rhythm of the biblical calendar.
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The Weekly Feast
Shabbat
The seventh day of rest. Candles, blessings, and the family table — every week.
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Passover
The springtime story of God’s deliverance, the seder table, and Yeshua our Passover Lamb.
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Purim
Queen Esther, courage, and the hidden hand of God. A feast of joy, costumes, and hamantaschen.
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Biblical Feasts
Biblical Feasts5 min read
The Feast of Firstfruits and the Resurrection
Yom HaBikkurim — the Feast of Firstfruits — is the biblical feast that points directly to the resurrection of Yeshua, and most families have never heard of it.
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Biblical Feasts5 min read
Why We Tell the Passover Story Every Year
The Passover story isn't repetition for repetition's sake — it's a yearly reminder of God's faithfulness that deepens with every retelling around your family table.
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A free, kid-friendly Messianic Shabbat starter guide—candles, blessings, and a simple Friday-night rhythm to root your family in the seventh day. Delivered straight to your inbox.