MAKE A 3D PAPER APPLE BOOK CRAFT
This article is featured in Jvillage Network's Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur Holiday Guide. For more articles, recipes, crafts, and ideas, visit here.
by Agnes Hsu for Hello, Wonderful
While this craft is made as a back-to-school idea, you may also adapt it to fit the New Year. Ask your child to fill the pages with thoughts on what each of them can change or work on this year to be a better person. Make one yourself or for each member of your family at share at your Rosh Hashanah table.
DIY Rosh Hashanah Food Gifts
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By Jessica Halfin for Hadassah Magazine
During the busy High Holiday season, crafting thoughtful presents for those we care about might be low down on our to-do list. Yet presents and chagim go hand in hand. On Rosh Hashanah, the extra effort is worth it. There is always a beloved family member, school teacher, dear friend or an earnest mailman thankful to receive a token of appreciation.
I Parented Like the Dad in ‘The Chosen’ and This Is What Happened
BY ALINA ADAMS for Kveller
The Chosen, the novel by Chaim Potok, was first published in 1967, and has been a staple of middle-school reading lists ever since.
It tells the story of two unlikely friends, Reuven and Danny, who are growing up in Brooklyn during World War II and through the creation of the state of Israel.
Baked Asian-Inspired Meatballs Are an Easy Kid-Friendly Dinner
by Shannon Sarna for Kveller
As a parent, there are basically three things I am constantly doing: buying new shoes, picking up toys from the floor, and looking for new dinner ideas that my kids will actually eat (something other than mac & cheese or chicken fingers).
The Ultimate Summer Snack, Courtesy of Israel
BY SHANNON SARNA for Kveller
These Limonana Ice Pops Will Be Your Summer Savior
For the last few years I have spent several weeks of my summer working and vacationing in Israel, spending a significant amount of time in beachy Tel Aviv. It’s hot. It’s humid. And it was absolutely wonderful, spending many days at the beach or sitting at cafes drinking lattes and icy limonana.
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