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Jewish Songs For Children: 15 Favorites To Play And Sing

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Jewish songs for children are a wonderful way to connect with their heritage and learn about their culture. They can be used to teach children about Jewish values, traditions, and holidays. They can also be used to simply have fun and enjoy the music. Here are 15 of our favorite Jewish songs for children to play and sing.

Jewish Songs for Children, 15 Favorites to Play and Sing: Elementary Piano Collection

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1. "Hava Nagila"

"Hava Nagila" is one of the most popular Jewish songs in the world. It is a traditional folk song that is often sung at weddings, bar mitzvahs, and other Jewish celebrations. The song is about joy and celebration, and it is sure to get everyone up and dancing.

Hava Nagila Jewish Songs For Children 15 Favorites To Play And Sing: Elementary Piano Collection

2. "Shalom Chaverim"

"Shalom Chaverim" is a Hebrew song that means "Hello, friends." It is a simple and easy-to-sing song that is perfect for young children. The song teaches children about the importance of friendship and community.

Shalom Chaverim Jewish Songs For Children 15 Favorites To Play And Sing: Elementary Piano Collection

3. "Oseh Shalom"

"Oseh Shalom" is a Hebrew song that means "Maker of Peace." It is a beautiful and moving song that is often sung at the end of Jewish services. The song prays for peace in the world and in our hearts.

Oseh Shalom Jewish Songs For Children 15 Favorites To Play And Sing: Elementary Piano Collection

4. "Dayenu"

"Dayenu" is a Hebrew song that means "It would have been enough." It is a song of gratitude that is sung during the Passover seder. The song tells the story of the Exodus from Egypt and how God provided for the Israelites in the desert. The song teaches children about the importance of being grateful for what we have.

Dayenu Jewish Songs For Children 15 Favorites To Play And Sing: Elementary Piano Collection

5. "Ma Nishtana"

"Ma Nishtana" is a Hebrew song that means "Why is this night different?" It is a song that is sung at the beginning of the Passover seder. The song asks four questions about the Passover seder and why it is different from all other nights. The song teaches children about the importance of asking questions and learning about our traditions.

Ma Nishtana Jewish Songs For Children 15 Favorites To Play And Sing: Elementary Piano Collection

6. "Chad Gadya"

"Chad Gadya" is a Hebrew song that means "One little goat." It is a cumulative song that tells the story of a little goat that is sold and then eaten by a cat, a dog, a wolf, a lion, and a fire. The song teaches children about the cycle of life and death.

Chad Gadya Jewish Songs For Children 15 Favorites To Play And Sing: Elementary Piano Collection

7. "Al Shlosha D'Varim"

"Al Shlosha D'Varim" is a Hebrew song that means "On three things." It is a song that is sung before meals. The song teaches children about the importance of eating healthy foods, being grateful for our food, and sharing our food with others.

Al Shlosha D'Varim Jewish Songs For Children 15 Favorites To Play And Sing: Elementary Piano Collection

8. "Birkat Hamazon"

"Birkat Hamazon" is a Hebrew song that means "Grace after meals." It is a song that is sung after meals. The song thanks God for the food we have eaten and asks for his blessing on our meal.

Birkat Hamazon Jewish Songs For Children 15 Favorites To Play And Sing: Elementary Piano Collection

9. "Shema Yisrael"

"Shema Yisrael" is a Hebrew song that means "Hear, O Israel." It is a prayer that is sung at the beginning and end of every day. The song declares that God is one and that we should love him with all our hearts, souls, and strength.

Shema Yisrael Jewish Songs For Children 15 Favorites To Play And Sing: Elementary Piano Collection

10. "Adon Olam"

"Adon Olam" is a Hebrew song that means "Master of the World." It is a prayer that is sung at the end of every day. The song praises God for his greatness and asks for his protection.

Adon Olam Jewish Songs For Children 15 Favorites To Play And Sing: Elementary Piano Collection

11. "Yigdal"

"Yigdal" is a Hebrew song that means "May he be magnified." It is a prayer that is sung on Shabbat and holidays. The song praises God for his greatness and asks for his blessing on the Jewish people.

Yigdal Jewish Songs For Children 15 Favorites To Play And Sing: Elementary Piano Collection

12. "Mi Shebeirach"

"Mi Shebeirach" is a Hebrew song that means "May he who blessed." It is a prayer that is sung at the end of every Shabbat and holiday. The song prays for God's protection and blessing on the Jewish people.

Mi Shebeirach Jewish Songs For Children 15 Favorites To Play And Sing: Elementary Piano Collection

13. "Tzadik Katamar"

"Tzadik Katamar" is a Hebrew song that means "A righteous person is like a palm tree." It is a song that is sung on Shabbat and holidays. The song praises the righteous people of the world and asks for God's blessing on them.

Tzadik Katamar Jewish Songs For Children 15 Favorites To Play And Sing: Elementary Piano Collection