PJ Library Resources for Quarantined Families and Other Ideas for the Housebound

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If being stuck inside for so many hours with the kids already has you running out of ideas for what to do, the PJ Library can help. Here are some things they are offering to help fill the time and keep kids happy and occupied:

• PJ Library is offering a plethora of sounds and activity ideas on their new “Resources for Quarantined Families” page, including Storytelling games to play with kids, printable games and much more

• Every school day,  PJ Library will post two “Read Aloud” session featuring a picture book. Watch for these at 11 am and 1 pm Eastern Time on Facebook and Instagram.  Facebook activities also include 2-minute “craft along” projects, virtual dance parties and more.  Visit: https://www.facebook.com/PJLibrary/

• PJ Library’s “Have I Got a Story for You!” podcast is publishing all-new episodes.   The podcast, which brings classic Jewish folk tales from the page and gives them a modern, fun-filled audio twist, delivers some great new offerings, with a new episode published each Tuesday throughout the month at https://pjlibrary.org/podcast.  Currently, families can tune in to “The Passover Story for Kids” and “Sweet Town Rivals” about the rivalry between fairies and trolls!  Stories coming up include “The Passover Pirate” (Available 3/24) and “Al Learns the Four Questions” (Available 3/31)

For parents seeking to share the very best-in Jewish storybooks with their children, PJ Library isan award-winning program of the Harold Grinspoon Foundation which sends more than 220,000 books per month to families raising Jewish children across North America. PJ Library is a fun,easy way to introduce kids to Jewish traditions, culture, and values through expertly curated,age-specific monthly selections, for children ages 6 months to 8 years old. The experiences changes for kids at age 9 when they graduate to PJ Our Way and get to choose their own book each month.To sign up for the free monthly program or partake in a wealth of activities, recipes and parenting articles, as well as a new podcast for kids: “Have I Got a Story for You,” visit  pjlibrary.org