Twenty of the Best 2020 (Non-Holiday) Jewish Books for Kids
Here’s a list of excellent 2020 books that we hope will not be overlooked due to shuttered schools, libraries and bookstores.
Here’s a list of excellent 2020 books that we hope will not be overlooked due to shuttered schools, libraries and bookstores.
The thing I really miss most about seeing people is hugging. Here’s a safe and creative way to send someone a hug in the mail.
In his HBO documentary “Showbiz Kids,” Alex Winter interviews former child stars about the pitfalls, pressures and price of fame.
Over the summer, classes are offered seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
With childcare options remaining effectively closed for the foreseeable future, many parents have resorted to ad-hoc daycare, babysitting and camps for their kids.
From a Jewish women’s rights activist in Japan to a Greecian princess who saved her family from the Nazis, these heroes are worth reading about.
Camp still can be a powerful “home away from home” − even when we’re at home.