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Monday, September 29, 2014
Jumpin' Jerusalem! Yom Kippur Video for Kids
From Israel365
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While you're at it, check out our High Holidays Holiday Spotlight Kit for ideas, crafts, recipes, etc.
Check out Jvillage’s High Holiday+
page.While you're at it, check out our High Holidays Holiday Spotlight Kit for ideas, crafts, recipes, etc.
Monday, September 22, 2014
12 Meditations for Inspired Parenting
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The Creator entrusted me with this precious soul. - Through this precious soul, I am empowered to become a more loving, patient, kind person. And to discover strength I did not know I had.
- This is the only childhood my child will ever have.
- I am this child’s only father/mother. Forever.
- Just as much as they need food, shelter and education, children need unconditional love, role models in close proximity, and firm and gentle guidance.
- The best gift I can give my children is myself. My time, my attention, my love.
- My words and actions impact my child’s life profoundly.
- Some parents expect near-perfection from their children, without stopping to think if they model it.
- If the worst punishment for my child is knowing she disappointed me, I’m doing a good job.
- One day, my child will say to her children the very words I said to her. Will I enjoy hearing them?
- What I invest in this child will benefit her children and her children’s children. I am bringing up an army of people.
- Watching my child grow, learn, smile and love is a gift for which I am grateful—a gift granted to me anew each day.
page.Monday, September 15, 2014
Rosh Hashanah for Kids
From TorahTots.com
The
month of Tishrei (around September and/or October) is the busiest time
of the year for Jewish holidays. In the month of Tishrei, there are a
total of 12 days of Yom Tov, 7 of them Yomim Tovim on which Melacha
(work) is not permitted.
These Yomim Tovim include the days known as the "Yomim Noraim," (High Holy days), the most important holidays of the Jewish year: Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur. Four days after Yom Kippur comes the Yom Tov of Sukkot.
You'll find out a whole lot more plus many activities to do with your kids, such as making a Family Tree, greeting cards, coloring pages, online games and puzzles.
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The
month of Tishrei (around September and/or October) is the busiest time
of the year for Jewish holidays. In the month of Tishrei, there are a
total of 12 days of Yom Tov, 7 of them Yomim Tovim on which Melacha
(work) is not permitted.These Yomim Tovim include the days known as the "Yomim Noraim," (High Holy days), the most important holidays of the Jewish year: Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur. Four days after Yom Kippur comes the Yom Tov of Sukkot.
You'll find out a whole lot more plus many activities to do with your kids, such as making a Family Tree, greeting cards, coloring pages, online games and puzzles.
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page.Monday, September 8, 2014
KabbalaToons - the Aleph Bet
With school starting back in session, your children may be learning
to read Hebrew. Help them with this series of videos on each letter
from Tzivos Hashem Kids
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Monday, September 1, 2014
I Never Thought I’d Let My Son Watch TV–Until Now
By Debby Levine for Raising Kvell
I
love television. I always have. I love to talk about TV with friends, I
love to rewatch shows I haven’t seen in years, and now with services
like Hulu and Netflix, I love catching up on shows I missed the first
time around. I don’t usually have much time for TV, but while recovering
from a C-section this past February, I watched almost the whole 10-year
run of “How I Met Your Mother” while caring for my newborn. Hundreds of
episodes, probably.
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I
love television. I always have. I love to talk about TV with friends, I
love to rewatch shows I haven’t seen in years, and now with services
like Hulu and Netflix, I love catching up on shows I missed the first
time around. I don’t usually have much time for TV, but while recovering
from a C-section this past February, I watched almost the whole 10-year
run of “How I Met Your Mother” while caring for my newborn. Hundreds of
episodes, probably.Continue reading.
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