Passover Games for Kids
After writer, illustrator and designer Emily Sper wrote her first book for kids about Chanukah, she started thinking of ways to enhance Jewish celebrations through...
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Making Your Seder More Fun: Tips from Parents
If you’re looking for ways to enliven your Passover seder, you’re not alone. Participants in Parenting Through a Jewish Lens (Ikkarim) spent this week’s session...
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Gateways' Seven Strategies for a Successful Seder for All Learners
Pointers for a Perfect Passover from Gateways’ Special Educators, Therapists and Specialists 1. Preview. Show-and-tell a social story, a customized children’s picture book designed to...
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Out of the Darkness and Into the Light
Posted by Kate Weldon LeBlanc I was happy when Gwyneth Paltrow recently shared in an interview that she had postpartum depression (PPD) after the birth...
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Kesher Newton Now Enrolling for 2011-12
Kesher Newton Hebrew School: Thinking about Hebrew School? Want your child to love being Jewish? Kesher Newton is a nationally-recognizedalternative to traditional Hebrew School, where children...
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A Leap of Faith
You know how some people always dream about being their own boss and running their own business? I’m not one of those people. I enjoy...
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Homemade Maror, Elijah the Prophet, and the Four Questions: Three Reflections on Passover
19 days until the first seder; I can’t wait. I’ve been counting down to Passover since early March. It’s hands-down my favorite Jewish holiday. ...
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“Passover Go Fish” makes learning fun!
"Do you have any karpas?" Each beautifully illustrated card of the “Passover Go Fish” card game highlights one Hebrew word from the seder. No prior...
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Zoo Time at Seder Or Bringing Out the Kid in All of Us
Our 3-year-old son sits at the dinner table for 10 or 15 minutes on a good day. And yet, I’m hopeful that he will stick...
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On Not Confining Girls to a Pink Box
by Debra Nussbaum Cohen Republished with permission from The Forward It seems the gender wars are trickling down…to preschool. This recent article in Slate is...
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