Jun 22, 2026· Jewish Education for Children· 6 min read
Key Highlights Introduction Many families want books that do more than just be fun. They want stories that help kids learn about the past in a way that is clear and exciting. The Jewish Women Series does this well. These jewish children stories are good for young readers from ages 3 to 9. Kids can [
Jun 2, 2026· Jewish Women Series· 11 min read
Key Highlights Introduction When you build your baby’s first library, you want books that do more than tell a story. You want the books to mix lovely pictures, it’s culture, and good ideas. The Jewish Women Series is a must-have for your baby registry Jewish books. These Jewish picture books show yo
May 13, 2026· Jewish Women Series· 17 min read
Key Highlights Introduction Are you trying to find stories that can inspire your children? The stories of heroic jewish women show courage and brilliance to young readers. These tales can shape the dreams of jewish children. When you share stories like these, you help give kids a strong sense of who
Mar 23, 2026· Jewish Holidays· 33 min read
Key Highlights Introduction Welcome! With Passover coming soon, Jewish families in the United States, from New York to California, get ready to tell the story of Exodus. This year, let’s link that old story of freedom to someone living today. The Jewish Women Series brings you Judy Feld Carr. She is
Mar 20, 2026· Jewish Education for Children· 31 min read
Key Highlights Introduction Get ready for World Poetry Day! On March 21, 2026, people will celebrate the magic of poems and how they can change us. The theme this year is “The Power of the Written Word.” It is a good time to show your kids a special poet from New York. Her name is […]
Mar 17, 2026· Jewish Education for Children· 24 min read
Key Highlights Introduction Have you ever heard about the people who went on to change the world? This blog series tells the stories of amazing Jewish women who made history. We talk about their strength, how they worked hard in science, and how they did not give up, even when things were tough. The
Mar 11, 2026· Jewish Education for Children· 10 min read
Key Highlights Introduction When Jewish families come together for Passover, they share the passover story of freedom. This is a special tradition that brings jewish people together across time. This year, you can make your passover celebration even better by talking about new heroes, too. The Jewis
Mar 5, 2026· Jewish Education for Children· 12 min read
Key Highlights Introduction Welcome to Women’s History Month! This is a good time to learn about stories that the history books sometimes leave out. For many years, the big things women did have not been in the spotlight. But you can help change this for our children. If we tell young readers about
Feb 24, 2026· Jewish Women Series· 5 min read
Stories shape identity. Long before children understand history textbooks or cultural theory, they understand people. They understand courage, kindness, fairness, and belonging. That is why stories about Jewish women matter so deeply, especially in childhood. Through storytelling, children see examp
Feb 10, 2026· Jewish Women Series· 4 min read
Children learn best through stories. Long before they understand timelines or historical facts, they connect with people-especially people who faced challenges, followed their curiosity, and made a difference. That is why stories about real women are so powerful for young readers. Stories about Emma
Jan 23, 2026· Jewish Women Series· 5 min read
Stories play a powerful role in shaping how children see themselves and the world around them. From the earliest years, books help children understand who they are, where they come from, and what values matter most. For Jewish families, Jewish children’s books are more than entertainment-they are a
Dec 18, 2025· Jewish Education for Children· 13 min read
Have you ever gone outside at night and looked up at the stars? Maybe you have wondered what is really out there in the dark sky. Vera Rubin asked those same things, and her questions made a big difference in how we see the world and the universe. She was a smart and strong Jewish-American astronome