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Pajamas, Puppets & Play in the Sukkah!

Pajamas, Puppets & Play in the Sukkah!

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Hannah Senesh Community Day School, 342 Smith St, NY, 11231
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A Sukkot Pajama Party for Families with Young Children

Roll Out of Bed and Into the Sukkah!

Keep your PJs on and join us for a cozy, playful morning filled with puppets, stories, building, and Sukkot fun!

Enjoy breakfast in the sukkah and shake the lulav and etrog - that’s two Sukkot mitzvot (special holiday traditions) before lunchtime!

Pajamas encouraged. Bedhead welcome.

A Special Puppet Show

  • 10:30 amThe Lost Lulav
    We’re especially excited to welcome our friends from WonderSpark Puppets for a performance of 'The Lost Lulav' - a playful puppet mystery filled with silly characters, songs, and a search for the missing lulav!

Please RSVP in Advance

Register by 9:00am for smoother entry! We know plans with young children can change, but registering in advance helps make arrival smoother! Our security team uses the advance registration list to welcome families into the building, and your RSVP helps us prepare plenty of food and materials.

Registering more than one child? A multi-child discount will be applied automatically at checkout.

Advance registration closes at 9:00am. Walk-ins are welcome beginning at 10:00 a.m. Families not on the advance registration list will complete an additional security check and walk-in registration before entering.

We’d love for every family to be able to join us. If cost is a concern, email us at kulam@hannahsenesh.org - we’re here to help.

Sukkah Morning Highlights

  • A special Sukkot-themed puppet show
  • Light breakfast in the sukkah
  • Storytime and fun, hands-on activities exploring gratitude and ways to help others
  • An opportunity to shake the lulav and etrog
  • Free play with blocks, magnetic tiles, and more
  • Time to play, connect, and meet other families

A Note About Yom Tov

This program takes place on Yom Tov (a Jewish festival day). In keeping with traditional Yom Tov observance, all activities have been thoughtfully designed without electricity, writing, amplified sound, or making permanent items.

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