Rosh Hashanah Coloring Pages for Kids

With Rosh Hashanah rapidly approaching, many parents are trying to get their last minute plans. But often times, our children are forgotten in the midst of all of the running around. So it's important to make sure that they understand the significance of the holiday, and a great way to teach them is by using coloring books. So today, I'll be giving you some websites that you can go to and actually download some coloring book pages for Rosh Hashanah.

Torahtots.com

At Torahtots.com, you can find a variety of not only coloring pages for Rosh Hashanah, and other Jewish holidays, but other valuable tools and information, aimed at teaching your children about the Jewish religion and traditions. For the Rosh Hashanah coloring pages, there's a page of the Shofar, which is a trumpet made from a ram's horn that is played throughout the Rosh Hashanah holiday, an apples and honey picture, depicting the popular dessert, as well as many others.

Aish.com

Aish.com is another site that has a great selection of coloring pages for the Rosh Hashanah holiday. These files are neatly done and can be downloaded in adobe PDF format. Pictures that they have available include The Book of Life, the Shofar, and pictures that display the ideals of performing good deeds, forgiveness, and one of some mice enjoying the traditional dessert of apples and honey.

TheColor.com

Thecolor.com has put an interesting twist on the idea of the coloring pages by making their pages interactive. Your kids can actually color their pages online, then print them out in full color. If this isn't an option that you endorse fully, you can still print out the uncolored pictures and let them color them themselves. Their selection has more pictures of young people celebrating Rosh Hashanah, and even features one of a Jewish boy and girl getting ready to eat some yummy Jewish apple cake.

Shemayisrael.com

Shemayisrael.com had a variety of coloring pages for Rosh Hashanah and other holidays. These pictures also provide brief explanations to the common customs of Rosh Hashanah, designed to help instill the teachings of the holiday to your children. Their pages depict scenes of the Shofar being played every morning, themes of asking for forgiveness, giving more Tzeddakah, people giving Shanah Tovah greetings, and children enjoying traditional Rosh Hashanah desserts. Downloading each picture is as easy as right-clicking it and saving it to your computer or you can simply print them right from the website.