Feast of Trumpets × Messianic Rosh Hashanah Printable
Messianic Rosh Hashanah Activities for Kids
This Messianic Rosh Hashanah activity bundle for kids will help you engage your children in a montessorri/charlotte mason inspired way during the Jewish holiday of Rosh Hashanah (Also known as the Feast of Trumpets or Yom Teruah) and help you bring the Bible to life.
Answer the ancient call of the shofar as a family. Sound the trumpet, dip apples in honey for a sweet new year, and cast your sins as stones into the water—23+ hands-on activities for Rosh Hashanah, the Feast of Trumpets.
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A Wake-Up Call Your Children Can Hold
In the seventh month, God told Israel to stop everything and listen—a day of blasting, a holy gathering, a memorial before their King. Ever since, the sound of the shofar (a ram’s horn trumpet) has echoed through the generations as a wake-up call: remember who God is, remember what He has done, and return to Him with your whole heart.
This activity book invites your family to answer that ancient call together. As you journey through these pages, your children will discover that the same God who called His people back to Himself then is still calling His people home today. Every activity is designed in a Montessori and Charlotte Mason-inspired way— meeting each child where they are, from fingerpainting and play dough mats for your littlest ones to word searches, mazes, and Scripture copywork for older learners.
Inside the Activity Bundle
What’s Included — 23+ Activities
Activities that meet each child where they are—from fingerpainting and play dough mats for your littlest ones to word searches, mazes, and Scripture copywork for older learners.
5 Coloring Pages
Rosh Hashanah-themed coloring pages that put the images of the feast into your children’s hands—simple enough for little ones, rich enough to spark conversation at the table.
3 Scripture Copywork Sheets
Charlotte Mason-style copywork of a key Bible verse, with options for every age—helping children engage with God’s Word through handwriting.
Memory Card Game
A matching game built from the elements of the Feast of Trumpets—an engaging, age-appropriate way for children to learn the images and vocabulary of this biblical feast.
4 Word Searches & Mazes
Fun puzzles built on Yom Teruah (“day of blasting”) vocabulary—reinforcing the key words and images of the feast for older learners.
Play-Based Activities for Little Hands
A fingerpainting prompt, a play dough mat, a painting prompt, 3 mirror image prompts, a cutting prompt, a pre-writing activity, and a counting activity—fine motor and early-learning fun for toddlers and preschoolers.
Honeybee Lifecycle Nature Study
A Charlotte Mason-inspired nature study activity—because the honey on the table is a doorway into the wonder of God’s creation.
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Rooted in the Bible
Why Families & Teachers Love It
Rosh Hashanah—also known as the Feast of Trumpets, or Yom Teruah (“day of blasting or shouting”)—is the first of the fall feasts, commanded in Leviticus 23. It is the loudest day on God’s calendar, and He commanded it that way. These pages help you bring the Bible to life for your children—at home, in a homeschool co-op, or in a classroom.
The Shofar: A Call to Return
In the seventh month, God told Israel to stop everything and listen—a day of blasting, a holy gathering, a memorial before their King. The sound of the shofar is a wake-up call: remember who God is, remember what He has done, and return to Him with your whole heart.
Apples, Honey, and a Sweet New Year
Dipping apples in honey is a symbolic hope for the sweet new year we’re entering—a taste of the feast’s meaning even a toddler can share. Our God is good, and we’re asking Him for a sweet year ahead.
Tashlich: Forgiveness Children Can See
Tashlich (Hebrew for “you will cast”) comes from Micah 7:19, where God promises to cast all our sins into the depths of the sea. When children throw stones into the water, they act out God’s forgiveness with their whole bodies—sins sinking like stones, never to be found again.
“In the seventh month, on the first day of the month, you are to have a Shabbat rest, a memorial of blowing (shofarot), a holy convocation.”— Leviticus 23:23–24
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Read Before the Feast
Learn How to Teach the Feast of Trumpets
For the story behind every activity in this bundle—the shofar blasts, the apples and honey, the Tashlich ceremony, and a simple step-by-step rhythm for the day—read our Rosh Hashanah guide for parents and teachers.
Celebrate the Feast of Trumpets Together This Year
The Feast of Trumpets opens the fall appointed times—a season of awakening, remembrance, and return. Whether this is your family’s first year hearing the shofar or your fifteenth, these pages will help your children fall in love with the rhythm of God’s calendar. Purchase, download, and print as many copies as needed for your family, synagogue, homeschool co-op, Sunday school class, or congregation.
Download Your Rosh Hashanah Bundle — $9.99Instant PDF download • Print unlimited copies • Perfect for ages 2–12
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