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Attracted to Magnets
Chanie Nayman
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Wood You?
Chanie Nayman
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Let’s Try It!    
Chanie Nayman
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Mess-Free Marvelous Sundays 
Chanie Nayman
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Rainy Day Games
Chanie Nayman
Man With a Pan
Letting the Creative Juices Flow
I love to cook, so pulling off a full Shabbos should be easy, right?
Rabbi Aharon Nikop
Man With a Pan
Two Is Better Than One
A true father-in-law/son-in-law bonding experience
Shia Klein and Zevi Berkovich
Guestlines
The Special Mitzvah of Shavuos
Shavuos is the Yom Tov of chesed, kindness: That stands as the paramount message of Kabbalas HaTorah on many levels
Rabbi Moshe Walter
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Divinely Different  
We are different not only in soul but in body as well. But simply recognizing this serves no purpose. We have to act upon it
Rabbi Henoch Plotnik
Balancing Act
Self, Sacrificed: Reader Roundtable
The making of a martyr
Family First Contributors
Balancing Act
The Ball I Dropped 
14 women give us a look at the balls they’re keeping in the air — and the ones they’re letting go of for now
Family First Contributors
What I Reaped
Cool It
On Succos, we gather our crops, reflect on our harvest. In life, we gather our experiences, appreciate what we’ve gained
Rivki Silver
What I Reaped
Sweet Endings
On Succos, we gather our crops, reflect on our harvest. In life, we gather our experiences, appreciate what we’ve gained
Chana Marcus
Theme Section: Time Will Tell
Hidden Treasure
The clock is a constant in a shifting world. Six women share time-related tales
Roizy Baum
Theme Section: Time Will Tell
By the Clock
The clock is a constant in a shifting world. Six women share time-related tales
Esther Shaindy Leshkowitz
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Long Drives, Late Nights, Lots of Laughs  

You can pull out an old game from the basement — but why not play one of these creative, curated games for even more fun?

By Chanie Nayman

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Clean, Safe, and Inexpensive Ideas

Afternoons and Sundays can be long. Quarantine can be endless. Here are some relatively clean, safe, and inexpensive ideas to keep your little people busy for a while

By Chanie Nayman