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Why Do We Bake a Key-Shaped Challah After Passover?

Orthodox Jewish mom and educator Miriam Ezagui shares the special tradition of baking schlissel challah for the first Shabbat after Passover.

Why do Jewish People say: “May Their Memory be a Blessing”?

When someone dies, it’s customary in Jewish tradition to say “may their memory be a blessing,” rather than “rest in peace.” Learn more about the meaning and origin of this phrase.

Create Unbreakable Bonds: The Power of Sharing Family Stories with Children

The Jewish people have survived for thousands of years because we learn from the stories of those who came before us and carry that knowledge with us into the future. In this blog post, find resources for sharing and preserving family stories and traditions.

Why We Chose This Book: The Princess and the Rock

Learn more about why we chose The Princess and the Rock, written by Ruth Calderon and illustrated by Alona Millgram, for age seven subscribers.

How to Discuss Yom HaShoah With Children

Resources for parents, guardians, and educators to guide education and discussions around Yom HaShoah.

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