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What are YOU grateful for? In the spirit of giving thanks, Kara Marziali, Director of Communications at the Jewish Alliance, will read her favorite PJ story about gratitude, and she will make a craft with the children. Each family will also receive a special gift. All children ages five and under are welcome.
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Kids' Night Out, which runs each month on a Saturday evening, is a chance for children to spend time with their friends in a fun and safe environment...and a great opportunity for parents to have a night out. Children will be entertained with a variety of themed activities ranging from sports, crafts, swimming, and more. A pizza dinner and snacks will be served, and the evening will end with a movie.
Details: On November 20 Jews around the world will share a day of Jewish learning, dialogue and exploration.Sessions will be offered for both adults and for children.
Children will participate in a short nature walk to collect materials for a make it and take it art project.
A light snack and PJ Library story will be enjoyed by all. The Global Day is for everyone regardless of educational background or religious affiliation.
We are conducting a survey to improve your family's experience with PJ Library and we'd like to hear from you! We will be emailing unique links to the survey in early November.
Have you ever wondered what goes into creating a PJ Library book? Author and illustrator Richard Ungar takes us behind the scenes with his special video diary series, Picturing Yitzi. Watch Now>>
What's Jewish About Baseball?
Did you know that baseball played a major role in giving visibility to Jewish immigrants in America.
As we begin our PJ Library journey into November I am excited to say we have some wonderful events planned.
As always, we will have Story Time in the Parenting Center at Dwares JCC. In appreciation of your support and to say "thank you," we will have a special gift for each family who attends the November 18 Story Time.
Lastly, I would love to hear from families. Is PJ Library meeting your needs in the Jewish community? What are we missing? What ideas do you have to make PJ more relevant to you and your family? I am always available to talk or meet.
