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Books for PJ Library are chosen from among the very best of Jewish children's books. A committee of writers, early childhood professionals, and Jewish content specialists seek out compelling stories, captivating illustrations, and diverse perspectives on Jewish customs and practice. Through an extensive evaluation process, the committee selects books for every age group. Many of the books selected to be included in PJ Library have received awards including Caldecott Medals and the Sydney Taylor Book awards, given to the best of Jewish children's literature.

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Jewish Children's Books and Music | PJ Library

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Books for PJ Library are chosen from among the very best of Jewish children's books. A committee of writers, early childhood professionals, and Jewish content specialists seek out compelling stories, captivating illustrations, and diverse perspectives on Jewish customs and practice. Through an extensive evaluation process, the committee selects books for every age group.

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Rosh Hashanah is just around the corner, it is considered to be the Jewish New Year. Using Rosh Hashanah Coloring Pages Printable for Kids as a holiday craft is a great way for kids to participate in and learn more about the occasion. From a personal experience, sit down with your kids and make craft projects for upcoming holidays such as Rosh Hashanah, your enjoyment of the holiday itself with them is so much more meaningful. Here are few Rosh Hashanah Coloring Pages Printable for Kids you can enjoy with children enjoying the holiday and the traditions that go along with it.
Rosh Hashanah Coloring Pages Printable for Kids not only adds joy to Rosh Hashanah 's timeless traditions, but helps make lasting memories for children and adults alike.

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Rosh Hashanah Coloring Pages Printable for Kids

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Rosh Hashanah is just around the corner, it is considered to be the Jewish New Year. Using Rosh Hashanah Coloring Pages Printable for Kids as a holiday craft is a great way for kids to participate in and learn more about the occasion.

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Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, is one of the two High Holidays that arrive each fall. The other is Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement.

Rosh Hashanah is often referred to as the birthday of the world, --it's a time to reflect, sing, pray, gather with loved ones, and of course, eat delicious apple treats and round challah.
PJ Library's High Holidays Guide

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Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, is one of the two High Holidays that arrive each fall. The other is Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. Rosh Hashanah is often referred to as the birthday of the world, --it's a time to reflect, sing, pray, gather with loved ones, and of course, eat delicious apple treats and round challah.

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Chesney and Friends Sing "I Like to Hear the Shofar Blast"

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Everyone always likes to know what I cook for a holiday. You may think I slave for weeks and serve a fancy spread, and while I do take pride in the presentation, it's usually all very last minute.
If it's not clear by now that I don't do anything complex, then I haven't been communicating. I know how hard it is to cook with young kids around and a full-time job. My go-to Rosh Hashanah meal is usually based on simanim. For ease of prep and taste appeal, I don't shy away from Classic Gefilte Fish, but But if you want to raise the bar without raising your stress level, try my Spiced Gefilte Fish- it's so attractive, I put it on the cover of my book Quick & Kosher Recipes from the Bride Who Knew Nothing.

I serve it with Sweet Carrot Salad on the side.

An even easier, festive version is Pink Rimmed Gefilte Fish followed by Un-stuffed Cabbage Soup.

It's so sweet (for a sweet, new year!) and so good and so easy! My guests expect this dish every Rosh Hashanah and I would never disappoint them.

The main is Brisket in Wine Sauce (you can throw in a few handfuls of baby carrots for color) or my Brisket with Dates.

Honey Chicken with Spinach Mushroom Salad.

Potato Kugel Cups as sides. (If you're in a rush and don't feel like filling individual cups, you can always make the kugel in a 9-inch round or square pan.)

Another recipe that is just as easy, but impressive: Cocktail Meatballs over Rice Pilaf or Oven Baked Rice. I serve this on the second night of Yom Yov instead of starting with fish and soup. And for other side ideas, you can go with Carrot Muffins (you can leave out the shredded carrots, if you prefer - no other substitutions needed) or Broccoli and Mushroom Pie. (I have taken to replacing the non-dairy creamer in that recipe with plain unsweetened soy milk).

Each recipe takes less than 15 minutes to prepare prior to cooking time. (Of course, while these dishes cook, you can do something else!) Let me know which ones you've tried, and how they worked out for you. Happy Sweet New Year!

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Everyone always likes to know what I cook for a holiday. You may think I slave for weeks and serve a fancy spread, and while I do take pride in the presentation, it's usually all very last minute. If it's not clear by now that I don't do anything complex, then I haven't been communicating.