Explore PJ Library's resources for families including recipes, craft projects, and book recommendations.
Reading guide for the book "Sunrise Sunset" asks "how can we savor each moment?"
Around 2,000 years ago, Jews gathered around the Temple to celebrate the festival of Sukkot. They debated, danced, sang, ate challah, and drank wine. That's not escapism; that's Jewish life. David Bryfman kicks off Season 7 of Adapting with a solo episode pondering the question: After everything the
Discover Sefer Shoftim through vivid visual storytelling firmly rooted in the biblical text, the teachings of the Sages, Midrash, and classical Jewish commentaries.
Temple Judea, Tarzana, CA. Nisayon includes week-long camp experiences, family programming, and parallel adult education. Annual content themes are paired with activities like music, dance, drama, and krav maga.
Adventures in Jewish Education weaves Jewish learning and Hebrew into an all-day, once a month, active outdoor experience.
This article has lots of enticing photos, advice, links to “how-to” videos that will entice gardeners of all abilities to connect to Israel through growing herbs. There is even a link to doing art projects using the leaves.
Our kids have questions about Israel. This is a guide for three key conversations to address complex issues together; the separation wall, Israel in the public sphere (i.e. media) and Homeland. Development level is for children as young as 5 years old.
Behrman House has compiled their resources on learning about Israel and Yom HaAtzma'ut, including excerpts from their newest book "Israel ... It's Complicated" with video clips and links.
Systematic work applied systemically will bring change that will be sustainable.