PJ Library of Silicon Valley

Join us this Thursday for the 8th night of Hanukkah. Enjoy singing and an amazing glow show. We are honoring our teens and their contribution to the community.

Here I am with my pal Alma at the Menorahs and Miracles event

Join me next Friday from 10-12 for a special Hannukah celebration for your little ones. We will sing, dance, and play. We will read a special story for Hannukah and eat Sufganiot. Tickets are $20. https://jlive.app/events/6322

We had a wonderful event led by Koren Sheffiy Zuckerman. Gathering in these times is just what we need.
Thank you all for attending
See you at the next event.

Kol Hakavod!!!

https://jlive.app/events/6151
Join us this Sunday and make an amazing Menorah puppet. This activity is for children K-5. If your children are younger, you will need to stay and assist them. Please hurry and register as spaces are limited.Registration closes on Saturday. Looking forward to seeing you there.

Menorah Puppet Workshop Join us for this one of a kind workshop led by Koren Zuckerman where crafting, learning, and play come together. Parents of younger children can also participate and create a wonderful Hanukkah gift.

Join us tomorrow for PJ Library story time in the second gathering of our Tot Shabbat series
Everyone is welcome!
Looking forward to seeing you.

Tot Shabbat Storytime - Event - Congregation Shir Hadash We'll have coffee, snacks, and play from 9:30 to 9:45am, enjoy a mini Tot Service with movement, songs, and storytime from 9:45am to 10:30am. After the Tot Service then parents can schmooze and relax while the little ones play from 10:30am to 11am.

Recent days have been horrific. While many are struggling, we know it is vitally important to provide moments of hope, joy, and light for our children.

To turn our hopelessness into action, we invite our PJ Library subscribers to participate in Little Hands, Big Hearts, a campaign to send messages of hope from PJ Library kids in North America to Israeli children. Please ask your child to write a message or draw a picture to send to a child in Israel, and then mail your card to the PJ Library office in New York:

PJ Library

165 East 56th Street

Attn: Little Hands, Big Hearts

New York, NY 10022

To help raise awareness for this effort, please share a photo of your child working on their card and tag us on instagram () in your post or story.

Finding Comfort in Music: Three Israeli Songs to Listen to as a Family Lyrics and music to three songs that help families find strength and solace.

In these dark days we all we need is a ray of sunshine. And what is better than spending an hour together, as a community, singing Shabbat songs and watching our children be happy?
You are invited to join us for a musical Kabbalat Shabbat in support of Israel.
We will sing songs, light the candles, eat Challah, drink grape juice and enjoy a PJ Library story and most of all- be there for each other.
Everyone is welcome!
Please register in the link below

Tot Shabbat in Support of Israel Families with young children are invited to join us for a musical Kabbalat Shabbat in support of Israel.We will sing songs, light the candles, eat Challah, drink grape juice and enjoy a PJ Library story and most of all- be there for each other.Everyone is welcome!

We stand with Israel! 🇮🇱
Please read the post below ⬇️

Thank you Michelle of Together In The Kitchen

Don't miss this tomorrow at 7:30pm

Feeding Toddlers- Parent Talk Learn realistic strategies for parents to help toddlers eat more vegetables, enjoy a wider variety of foods, navigate the stages of picky eating, and reduce dinnertime stress. Michelle Greenebaum of Together In The Kitchen helps parents feel successful and confident feeding their children, especiall...

Did you know?

What do the lulav and etrog have to do with Sukkot?

The lulav is a cluster of plants: a palm branch, two boughs of willow, and three boughs of myrtle. The etrog is a citron fruit — basically an overgrown lemon. Together the lulav and etrog are called arba minim (ahr-BAH mee-NEEM), which is Hebrew for "the four species."

These symbols reconnect us to a time 3,000 years ago when most Jews in Israel lived as farmers, and the rhythm of life was tied to the land. Sukkot comes right at the end of the fall harvest.

When we shake the lulav and etrog in six directions — forward, right, back, left, up, and down — we create a force field, surrounding us on all sides. We hope to be surrounded by and protected by our many blessings this year.

Don't miss this! Tuesday at 7:30 pm.
Michelle Greenbaum is amazing and she is coming to the Los Gatos JCC to answer all your questions

Feeding Toddlers- Parent Talk Learn realistic strategies for parents to help toddlers eat more vegetables, enjoy a wider variety of foods, navigate the stages of picky eating, and reduce dinnertime stress. Michelle Greenebaum of Together In The Kitchen helps parents feel successful and confident feeding their children, especiall...

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Join us for a special PJ Library story time to welcome the new Jewish year:
Hear the traditional Shofar, make a greeting card to send to your loved ones, and greet the new Jewish year with apples, honey and cake.

Everyone is welcome!