Shavuot Gift Box for Toddlers | Mini Box ORIGINAL

Traditionally, gifts are given to children on Purim and Hanukkah. Why not extend this tradition to Shavuot? Our festive gift boxes for the Feast of Weeks are a wonderful way to start this beautiful tradition! The contents are sure to bring joy to children's eyes and will also delight tradition-conscious parents.

The mini box is a great way to teach young children the meaning of receiving the Torah and the bikkurim (first fruits) in a fun way. It offers plenty of activities for the evening of Shavuot and beyond. There is also enough time for the rest of the activities in the box in the days afterward.

The elements of the box encourage children to engage with the festival and to learn about and better understand the concepts of the Jewish Feast of Tabernacles in a child-friendly way. They sometimes need the help of older siblings or parents to do this.

Order now so that the box arrives in time for Shavuot.

More boxes

In our range you will find other Shavuot boxes for children and adults. Click here for an overview of the current boxes.

Tiered prices

10% discount from 5 boxes:

17,95€ per piece incl. VAT
20% discount from 20 boxes:

15,95€ per piece incl. VAT
35% discount from 50 boxes:

13,00€ per piece incl. VAT

The discount is automatically applied and calculated in the shopping cart.

Following your positive feedback on the gift boxes in our ORIGINAL series (2022–2025), we have expanded our range with 24 new gift boxes – under the name CHAI EDITION.

They are available now and ready to sweeten your start into the new Jewish year starting on Rosh Hashanah 5786 (September 2025) – and to accompany you through the holidays with meaningful content.

Especially during the holidays, we celebrate the joy of life, which is also an expression of Israel's resilience. With the CHAI EDITION, we bring this very spirit of solidarity and shared strength directly to your home.

Our gift boxes are now available in two editions – a total of 48 boxes, packed with ideas, activities, and surprises for the holidays. Nice, right?

Give gifts and receive gifts – and celebrate: Am Israel Chai!