Jewish Joke of the Day

Why do Jewish kids grow up to be good arguers? Because by age eight they have sat through three seders, two bar mitzvah ...

A child asks, 'Why do we break a glass at weddings?' His mother says, 'To remember that even in joy, the world is not pe...

Jewish Sunday school lesson: Every generation must tell the story of Exodus. Not because we forgot, but because remember...

A boy tells his father he got a 100 in school. Father: 'In what?' Boy: 'Lunch.' Father: 'Finally, something practical.'

A teacher asks, 'What does the word shalom mean?' Jewish child: 'Hello, goodbye, and peace.' Teacher: 'That is a lot for...

A Jewish child at Hanukkah gets a book. He says, 'I wanted a toy.' His grandmother says, 'Books are toys for the brain.'...

Jewish educational theory: Ask the question before giving the answer. Ask the question about the answer. Ask whether the...

A boy asks at the Passover seder, 'Why is this night different from all other nights?' His older sister says, 'Tonight D...

Why is Hebrew school hard? You are learning a language backwards, a history going forward, and a tradition going sideway...

A Jewish boy comes home and announces he wants to be a philosopher. His mother says, 'A philosopher! Wonderful. When do ...