Product Description

KidKraft Shabbat Set KidKraft's Shabbat Set is a safe and joyous way to celebrate the Sabbath and encourage imaginative role-play. Crafted from sturdy wood and painted in vibrant detail, this Shabbat Set is an ideal way to help your child honor your family's beliefs. The KidKraft Shabbot Set includes two candlesticks with detachable faux flames, a challah board, a goblet for wine, a rounded wooden knife, two challah loaves, and a challah cover with Hebrew letters spelling "Shabbat." Two special wooden challah loaves are pre-sliced and feature Velcro attachments so your kids can say the blessing and break bread with family and friends. Please be sure to view our KidKraft Holiday Collection if you'd like more high-quality Judaica educational toys!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #23303 in Toys & Games
• Brand: KidKraft
• Model: 63041
• Released on: 2006-12-20
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: .0" h x .0" w x .0" l, 6.00 pounds

Features

• 2 candlesticks with faux flames that can be placed on top of the candles
• 1 challah board, 1 goblet for wine, 1 wooden knife
• 1 challah cover with Hebrew letters spelling Shabbat
• Two special wooden, pre-sliced challah loaves with Velcro attachments

From the Manufacturer
KidKraft's Shabbat Set is a safe and joyous way to celebrate the Sabbath, while encouraging open-ended and imaginative role-play. Crafted from wood, our Shabbat Set includes:

Customer Reviews

Fun for kids and parents
My daughter loves this set and has an incredible amount of fun playing mommy preparing for Shabbos. My wife and I have nealry as much fun watching her pretend it is Shabbos. From covering her eyes and pretending to light the candles to slicing her challah, she spends lots of time with this set. Unlike some of the other sets in this series, this one allows you to actually slice the bread, which the kids seem to really enjoy doing.

Lovely Set
This is a lovely yet sturdy set that my children love to play with. I like that they pretend to cut the bread, light the candles, say the prayers, and use their imaginations to continue the "game" after shabbat.

It's Shabbat everyday in our house...
My daughter has Shabbat every Friday at her preschool and learned all the prayers so I thought this set would be fun for Shabbat at home. She immediately set it up and started saying the prayers. It is perfect and I am so happy I have it.