Shavuot is speeding toward us! Outside of Israel, it is a 3 day Yom Tov–it falls immediately after Shabbat, so it’s like 3 days of holiday strung together. That’s a lot of organizing, especially if you are planning to not have to cook those days.
Since I am still not in my own home after our move, I am staying with family and preparing, but only some things. So I don’t have a great menu to offer for this year – but here is our menu from last year. We’re keeping it pretty simple this year, with blintzes, lasagna rolls, indonesian peanut saute and spinach and feta salad, and gazpacho. Plus fresh challah and fruits and veggies, of course!
Here are some other Yom Tov and Shavuot resources:
- How to prepare for a 3 day Yom Tov
- Shavuot foods
- Shavout pages with links from Chabad and Aish
- Some Shavuot copywork and lapbook ideas from the amazing Jennifer at Adventures in Mama-land (scroll down to the Shavuot section)
- A Shavuot activity pack from Mommzy at a Jewish Homeschool blog
- Shavuot coloring pages
- Some Shavuot audio shiurim (I just browsed these, but the sound good! Let me know if you try them.)
