by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller
by Dini Harris
How to help your kids connect to the significance of the Jewish new year.
by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff
Practical ways to transmit the beauty of our heritage.
by Aish.com Staff
Make a Tzedaka/Charity box and save a few coins each day. To the needy or a worthy cause, give the money away!
Instructions for making your own honey dish. Great fun for kids!
by Yair Kobernick
What fun! Print out these coloring pages, color, and enjoy!
by Nesanel Yoel Safran
A High Holiday ethical dilemma to read and discuss with your kids.
A Rosh Hashana Story
In our story a girl makes a change for the better, and is glad she did.
Have fun with these mazes, puzzles, word search and more!
How well are you prepared for the High Holidays?
Which book does Mr. Korn use to sum up his wealth?
That Takes the Cake
Find out how two friends experience the joy of forgiveness.
Judy has a tough decision to make. What would you do?
"How is it that every time there is a buzz, waiters come out with food?"
Piano playing...candy dish...policemen...a little girl runs away from home...
Adam accused Jonathan for taking his ball, even though he didn't know for sure that he took it.
A Tale of Two Fishes
by Yaffa Ganz
"What will we do on Rosh Hashana without a shofar? Dr. Mitzvah you are the only one who can help us!"
Rosh HashanaFamily Parsha
Usually we imagine kings as being very distant and separate from their people. The story teaches us that it's not always true.
A little boy feels guilty for bothering an old lady and ends up arranging a beautiful Rosh Hashanah meal for her.
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