Equivalent fractions can be a difficult concept to master. This card game provides a fun way to practice an important math skill. All you need is a deck of playing cards, paper, and pencils, and you're ready to get started!

You could fill this versatile, rich rugelach dough with just about anything! Great for Yom Kippur and Hanukkah.

These thin Jewish-style âcrêpesâ are sumptuous, filled with a traditional cottage cheese and sour cream filling, rolled and fried in butter, and then topped with sour cream.

Discuss probability as you play this game of chance. Many card games involve some degree of probability and provide a great avenue to discussing the math concept with your child. This activity puts it simply and makes math fun.

If you are looking for new recipes or ways to celebrate Hanukkah this year, try baking these traditional, jam-filled buttery cookies with your child. These Hamantaschen are usually made for Purim, but they are a colorful addition to the winter season as well.

Homemade decorations go a long way to turn a house into a home during the holiday season. Beautiful hand-cast paper ornaments may look as delicate as newly fallen snow, but theyâre actually quite sturdy -- and fun for kids to make!

Critical thinking is an important skill! Play this card game with your child and practice using a variety of strategies. "Last Draw" will help your child develop decision making and problem solving skills that are necessary to succeed in math!

Create equations with your child using a deck of cards and your imagination! Deal cards and challenge your child to find different ways to add and subtract them. Just find the answer on the target card to win.

What is a prime number? Check out this great way to learn. Before you know it, you'll have the first several prime numbers memorized and some great skills to take with you back to math class.

How quickly do you notice prime numbers? Practice in this fun card game! As you race to slap the prime numbers, you’ll develop speed and understanding.