by It’s spring! This means lots of holy days in lots of different faith traditions. Passover is probably the most widely-observed spring holy day in the Jewish tradition. It celebrates the story, told in the Biblical book of Exodus, of the Hebrew slaves escaping from Egypt. The “pass over” part refers to G-d guarding the […]
10 Fun Facts for Kids About Purim
by How much do you know about Purim, the Jewish holiday usually celebrated in March? Purim is often called the Jewish carnival, as people dress in costumes and are commanded to eat, drink, and be merry. But there is much more to this holiday’s history and to how it is celebrated today. Here are ten fun […]
Hanukkah Crafts for Kids: The Ultimate List
by Looking for a fun Hanukkah activity to do with your kids or students? Here is the ultimate list of Hanukkah crafts for kids, from menorahs to dreidels and Stars of David. What are your favorite Hanukkah crafts for kids? Let us know in the comments! Hanukkah Crafts for Kids: The Ultimate List Menorahs Find […]
Purim Music for Kids: Purimania {Review}
by This post is sponsored by Purimania by Danna Banana; however, all opinions are the author’s. This post contains affiliate links. If you click through and make a purchase, Multicultural Kid Blogs receives a small commission at no extra charge to you. Every year we do our best to cover as many multicultural holidays in […]
Hanukkah in Japan – Celebrating Family Traditions
by Hanukkah approaches – it’s November, after all. Leaves are changing and the days grow visibly shorter with every passing, dark evening. I’m thinking about latkes, those crispy potato pancakes, and taking out our menorahs. I’m also recalling that time our eldest daughter, barely aged two, scared the living daylights out of me. Don’t set […]
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