Kids
Working together helped these Jewish day schools adapt to the pandemic
Working together to address the pandemic, we found a new sense of unity without uniformity in the Boston Jewish day school community at large.
Camp on Zoom is still pretty fun, it turns out
It may seem like camp activities don’t translate well online. But it turns out that the main thing is connection, and that still works fine.
What if my son just forgets to apply to college?
Parenting is fraught.
We asked the experts: can teens see friends in a summer without camp?
Think drive in movies, distanced soccer drills, and BYO picnics.
We asked an expert: conflict management for a summer without camp
A parenting coach gave us her best tips on keeping calm when camp is definitely not carrying on.
Read ‘My Mask,’ a picture book to help kids understand coronavirus
We stay apart and wear our masks; mom says it’s like a war. And that I am a soldier, although I’m only four.
Graduations, camp and more is canceled. ‘What can we say that does not risk pablum or platitudes?’
Far easier than knowing what to say is to begin with what not to say — how not to respond.
If you’re a young reader, we want to hear from you. What are your favorite things right now?
We’d like to hear from the Forward’s smallest readers about what life is really like these days. (If you’re a parent, please pass the message along!)
Disney’s First Jewish Princess Debuts In Time For Hanukkah
This Hanukkah season, Disney’s animated universe will finally gain a member of the Tribe.
London Man Calls Parents ‘Dirty Jews,’ Shoves Baby’s Stroller
The unidentified suspect also kicked a sign board in the family’s direction before walking away.