Fractions have never been more enticing! Roll the dice and create a simple fraction with the numbers you find. Color in pizza slices to represent that fraction. Try to "eat" the most pizzas to win this game!

Roll the dice and play this fun number game! It's a great way to practice number recognition and the skill of following specific instructions. This simple game of chance is a great way to prepare a kindergartner for more advanced games.

Many people think of the first day of spring or the first day of school as a new beginning, but the winter solstice is a new beginning too! Try this quick and easy science experiment that explores the peak of wintertime.

Here's a cookie version of homemade gelt--the gold coin chocolates that are often given as gifts or prizes during Hanukkah. They make a great addition to the dessert buffet or fantastic edible place cards.

Here's a fun and easy way to help little ones count down the eight nights of Hanukkah. He will create a countdown calendar with a drawn menorah and egg carton compartments above each candle that will be filled with treats!

In paying homage to the Maccabiah Games, you too can bring this unique aspect of Jewish Heritage to your children. This game is also perfect for helping your child (and friends) develop athletic ability, motor skills, and coordination.

This activity blends the history of the Maccabee revolt with a creative project for your children. By cutting out and painting his own shield, your child will refine his motor and conceptual skills.

As the Hebrew legend goes, the oil used to light the temple should have only lasted for one day, but instead stayed lit for eight. We celebrate this with a menorah, but your child can go a step further by making her own oil lantern.

The Star of David was created to honor the warrior David who would later become King. Help your child bring this symbol to life in a tasty form, by baking and decorating festive Star of David cookies.

Race to simplify fractions in this fast-paced, two-player game! All you need to play is a deck of cards, paper and pencils. Shuffle the cards, and you're ready to get started. You'll work with your partner to create fractions. Find the simplest form first to earn cards and win the game.