Whether you live in an apartment building, on a cul de sac, or out in the country, there are lots of ways to build and decorate your own sukkah for Sukkot.

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Small children are pretty natural hosts—they love to show off their new toy, ask questions, and share favorite books with guests. Being a good host, or welcoming guests, is not just a menschy trait, it’s also a mitzvah! 

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Get your family ready for Havdalah with these crafts, games, and activities! 

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Lending your family’s time can make a really huge difference. 

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Are your kids in a rough and tumble phase? Do they fight like cats and dogs? Check out this guide for quick activities, videos, and stories, that help kids learn about shalom bayit or peace in the home.

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In each installment of "Three Questions With," we get to know a different writer, musician, or illustrator by asking three questions about their work, process, and interests. Today we're chatting with Laura Toffler-Corrie, author of PJ Our Way selection, The Life and Opinions of Amy Finawitz.

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There are so many things about Sukkot that make it an incredibly fun holiday—spending time outside with friends, shaking the lulav and etrog, and of course, building and decorating a sukkah.

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Get your whole family interested in the connection between Jewish culture and superheroes with this fun book list!

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Learn about the Jewish holiday of Sukkot with these beautifully illustrated children’s books

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Has a child ever asked you, "what does it mean to be Jewish?" These books are a wonderful starting place for answering this very big question.

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