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Children’s Aliyah
On Simchat Torah, Meir and his friends discover why children are called up to the Torah too—and how every child belongs in the celebration.
Abraham Visits the Sukkah
A special guest in the sukkah leads Meir and his friends to Abraham’s example of welcome, kindness, and an open door.
Every Person Belongs
The willow may look simple beside the other species, but the Four Species are incomplete without it. Meir’s friends learn that no one is extra in a community.
The Lulav in Every Direction
The lulav’s movements become a reminder to look beyond ourselves, notice the world around us, and ask for goodness in every direction.
The Four Species
The Four Species help Meir and his friends see that each person brings a different strength—and that together those strengths can shine.
A Home Under the Sky
Why leave a comfortable home for a sukkah? Meir and his friends discover how a temporary home can help us notice what truly protects and matters.
The King Is in the Field
An Elul story about taking one honest step toward change, and discovering that a small beginning can open a much bigger door.
The Missing Hammer
A missing tool turns into a mystery—and an invitation to look inward before pointing a finger at someone else.
Yoni’s Small Step
Yoni discovers that a small, honest choice can open the door to a much bigger change.
The First Shofar
The first sound of the shofar invites Meir and his friends to stop, listen, and remember what truly matters.
The Closed Door
A perfectly clean room means very little if someone is left outside feeling unseen.
The Secret Gift
A thoughtful surprise is almost ruined when one sentence travels from friend to friend.
The Small Key
A small key opens a big question: what helps us choose well when nobody else is watching?
Who Is Wise?
Competition day begins with everyone asking who is best—and ends with a very different answer.
When the Light Faded
When the lantern goes dark, the friends must decide whether joy can begin before the light returns.
Rabbi Akiva and the Fox
Where everyone else sees only ruin, Rabbi Akiva also sees a promise for the future.
Kamtza and Bar Kamtza
One painful moment at a feast shows how humiliation—and the silence around it—can change an entire community.