The earth looks especially green and luscious, the sky is especially blue and clear, and the waters sparkle in the sunlight. Nature is calling, and Earth Day is upon us! Every day it is important to get outside and be in touch with nature, but on Earth Day we get an extra reminder to be […]
Passover blog. By: Mara
Passover is a Jewish holiday that celebrates the exodus of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt. Passover is celebrated for eight days, though some Jewish reform groups celebrate it for seven days. Passover starts in the spring. Over the past 3,000 years, Passover has endured as the most celebrated and widely observed holiday in the […]
A Blog about Easter. By: Vanessa
When I was very young, I always looked forward to Easter Sunday. My parents would bring me and my younger sister Marie to church. I would pick out a nice spring-like dress, with white, light sparkly green, and blue. My mom would pick out something similar for Marie to wear. I would get to church […]
Happy Birthday, Rebecca! By: Abigail
We welcome the month of April with a very special celebration! Rebecca Rubin was born on April 4th, 1905 and her story develops in New York City. She is one of the characters from the American Girl Historical Collection. At Girl AGain, we are very happy to celebrate her special day and recognize the importance […]
Marie-Grace & Cécile a Page in History
Most kids would love to get a sick day. I mean, you get to stay home from school and spend the whole day in your pajamas, watching TV on the couch. What could be better than that? Well, it’s different when it’s just a cold or a flu. But the Coronavirus is serious, serious enough […]