​Children Love Their Tiptoe Torah! 
Great For Families, Groups or Schools 

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Just their size
Take one empty paper towel roll.  

Getting Started

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Read The Tiptoe Portions Take turns reading the one page text or  or one person can read the portion out loud (and with expression, please!)  

Questions, Answers & Discussion Encourage everyone to answer. Young and old, everyone's answers counts. Hint: There are no wrong answers only honest ones! 
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​The Illustration Page Children love showing how they understand  the portion through art. Hint: This is not an art contest. It is a time of sharing together.

Sweet Reward Choose a reward earned after child has shared his or her answers.  Fun foods or sweets are  easy! Could also be an activity or event. Be creative.  ​

​Creative Adornments To Torah

Creating a cover for the Torah can be especially fun for younger children. The one above was made out of felt and colored cotton balls. Have fun with it!  Let your child truly make it their own. 

Book For Young Adults & Adults

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Tiptoe Through The Book of Genesis 

This adaptation of the book of Genesis can change how you look at the Torah and your life
as it continues inspire individuals to new heights of understanding, compassion and sense of purpose.

This is one easy way to experience why the Torah continues to be eternally relevant.   


Available for free download on Kindle Unlimited.

    • Tape Together ​Love Forever

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Make A Torah
If you have a family with young children or  you are a teacher  seeking a good way to discuss the Teachings  of Moses meaningfully, connect them to these Eternal Words by making their own illustrated Torah scroll. 

Children love illustrating their own Torah and those who go to synagogue  will better appreciate the scroll that is kept in the holy ark and why it has been passed down from generation to generation.

Download Tiptoe Torah Portions Here
Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take?
Totally depends on age! In general with art about 30-45 minutes. 

What if my child doesn’t want to Tiptoe? 
  • Before you begin, make sure your child chooses his or her own special treat. 
  • Have the child be the one who reads it out loud
  • Have the child be the first to answer question.
  • Have child make up his or her own questions.
  • Integrate the reading with their meal of choice.​

What if children get squirmy during reading? 
  • Before you begin, make sure your child chooses his or her own special treat. 
  • Have the child be the one who reads it out loud
  • Have the child be the first to answer question.
  • Have child make up his or her own questions.
  • Integrate the reading with their meal of choice.\
  • When necessary—speed them up
  • Remind  them that if they can  just hang in there a little longer they will get their treat.
  • It  is okay to play with toy or some other thing with their hands as long as it is not disruptive and  they can answer the questions and participate nicely in the discussion.
  • They can draw the illustration during reading 
​What  if I  don’t like or agree with my child's answer? 
  • If you keep an open mind, you will be surprised how much you will learn from your children.
  • Try to find  something encouraging and positive to say about their answer — “I hadn’t thought about it that way” or  “interesting idea”. 
  • The most important thing is not whether you agree or disagree. It is about respecting their answer.  You will get your chance to  answer the question too.  
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