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Parshas Bereshis


Bereshis

Bereshis is a really fun Parsha full of many different ideas that can be incorporated into the week's Parsha Party. While I generally only choose a few items to get each week, I am listing many more ideas for you to choose from. You may want to get more than the usual for this week to get it off to a fun start since there are so many Parsha Party options this week!





  • Black and White Cookies (Day 1 - dark and light)

  • Black and White Sandwich Cookies (Day 1 - dark and light)

  • Blue Gushers (Day 2 - Separating the waters above and below)

  • Blue Sour Belts (Day 2 - Separating the waters above and below)

  • Cotton Candy (Day 2 - the "Rakia" clouds and water called Shamayim)

  • Broccoli ;) for the healthy eaters (Day 3 - Trees)

  • Green Sour Sticks (Day 3 - Grass)

  • Green Tea (Day 3 Greens that grew forth)

  • Pumpkin or Sunflower Seeds (Day 3 - Seeds and fruit bearing seeds)

  • Sunkist Candies (Day 4 - Sun Moon Stars)

  • Moon Shape chocolate covered biscuits (Day 4 - Sun Moon Stars)

  • Star Cookies (Day 4 - Sun Moon Stars)

  • Star Candies (Day 4 - Sun Moon Stars)

  • Jelly Fish Candies (Day 5 - Fish and Creatures of the Sea)

  • Big Bird Juice drink boxes (Day 6 - Birds of the Sky)

  • Sour Worms (Day 6 - Creepy Crawlies)

  • Animal Crackers (Day 6 - Animals. Keep in mind you may need this for the Teivah also in the next Parsha)

  • Gummy Bears (Day 6 - Animals. Keep in mind you may need this for the Teivah also in the next Parsha)

  • Apple and Eve Drinks (Day 6 - Adam and Chava. Also can be used for Eitz Hadaas.)

  • Fizz Candies (Day 6 - Hashem made man from dust of earth)

  • Jewel Pops (Adam marries Chava)

  • Apple Sippies (The Sin of eating from Eitz Hadaas. Can use any fruit candy. Please note - the fruit from the sin was in fact not an apple according to many commentaries though this is the fruit that most people associate with the Eitz Hadaas.)

  • Snake Spray Candy (The Nachash snake convinced Chava to eat the forbidden fruit from the Eitz Hadaas.)

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