the biggest parade ever!
Join thousands of children from around the world for a grand online Lag B’Omer Parade!
A Global Celebration of Jewish children and the power of Mitzvot
Featuring a live concert, entertainment, special guests, surprise raffles and more!
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You be the Star!
Scroll down to submit a video of yourself to be included in the parade!
Deadline to submit: Thursday May 7th
Click here to enlist
in the Tzivos Hashem CKids Brigade. Join the largest and most powerful army in the world, G-ds Army!!
Follow the steps below to prepare an entry into the Biggest parade Ever. It’s easy!
Step 1:
Choose a Mitzvah
Click an Icon to find out about a mitzvah
Did you know there are a 613 Mitzvot in the Torah?!
A Mitzvah is a commandment from G-d, it also means connection.
When we do a Mitzvah we create a closer and stronger connection between us and G-d. How special is that?
Now that you chose a Mitzvah- it’s time to include it in your parade! Here are some ideas for how to present your Mitzvah:
Decorate a Sign:
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Print the template for your mitzvah
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Collect markers, crayons, glitter, glue, paint, tape, watercolors, scissors, felt, fabric and any other easy craft supplies you have at home
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Decorate and bedazzle your Mitzvah sign
Act out how to do your Mitzvah:
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Collect props from around your house
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Practice how to act out your Mitzvah
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Exaggerate your movement to make it exciting!
Step 2:
Showcase your Mitzvah
Play some music to get your creative juices going!
Step 3:
Record a video of yourself
marching with your Mitzvah
How to take your video:
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Hold the camera landscape and make sure YOU are the main focus in the camera frame. We want to see you!
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March, skip, hop, jump or ride with your Mitzvah project all the way down your “runway”!
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Record yourself marching for 15 seconds.
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Watch the sample of how your video should look
If you're unable to record a video, you can send a photo instead