There is a common saying that the moon is made of cheese. I think that’s pretty silly. For this math problem, we will pretend something

One of the biggest debates people have over Pesach is which is better: square matzah or round matzah? It depends on what you mean by

I’m a math teacher so of course one of my most favorite parts of the Seder is the song Echad Mi Yodea, “Who Knows One?”

One of the most frustrating things for singles is that there seems to be no way for them to promote their amazing qualities without age

Our sages teach in the Talmud that 30 days before Pesach we must start reviewing the halachot of Pesach. In other words, the halachot of

This year, Purim falls out on March 14, otherwise known as Pi Day. Pi is the name of a special number related to circles and

Here is another math problem for Purim. Suppose you and four friends are delivering mishloach manot baskets in town. After delivering to 12 families, you

Here is another math problem to get you ready for Purim. We all love to boo Haman’s name when we hear it read from the

This week’s Mitzvah Math lesson is related to Purim since it is soon here. Our Sages taught that the Jews faced the horrible decree of

In describing the way the Jewish people approached Mount Sinai, the pasuk Shemot 19:2 has the format: “They journeyed… They arrived… They camped in the

In this week’s parsha, we learn about manna, the miraculous food that Hashem sent to feed the Jewish people in the desert. As an extra

We know that after the plague of the firstborn, Pharaoh finally gives in and sends the Jews out from Egypt. Why did it take 10