Gobble Tov! Thanksgivukkah Crafts for Children This year, the first day of Hanukkah falls on Thanksgiving. PJ Library families can prepare for the event by making their own menorahs. Read more »
Children's Books About Death Explaining death is one of the hardest tasks as a parent. PJ Library recommends these book to help families explore the concept of death. Read more »
PJ Author Eric Kimmel Talks Reading and Writing In an exclusive interview, award-winning children’s book author Kimmel talks about his passion for Jewish literature. Plus, here's a rundown of Kimmel books selected by PJ Library. Read more »
('Jewishly') Celebrating Halloween How to serve up Halloween festivities with a little squeeze of Judaism. Read more »
Children and the Leaves of Autumn Your children can celebrate the colors of fall with a few of these family-friendly activities. Read more »
Judaism and the Ethical Treatment of Animals World Animal Day takes place Oct. 4, corresponding with the Shabbat reading of Noah’s Ark. This presents an opportunity to talk to children about animals and the ways in which they should be treated. Read more »
"Let's Read It Again!" Simchat Torah is a good time for us to explore the benefits of re-reading books with children. Read more »
How to Shake the Lulav The Sukkot tradition of waving the Four Species (arba minim) is commanded in the Torah, but with no explanation as to why. There are a number of interpretations. Read more »
Tikvah Means Hope for Communities in Greater Boulder PJ Library offers a hopeful message to the families and communities affected by the floods in Colorado. Read more »
Teaching Empathy The High Holidays provide an opportunity for families to explore what “being sorry” really means. Read more »