Storytime with Morah Malki

Step into the Chanukah story through the eyes of Tzvi, a boy learning kriyah in cheder. When soldiers come to check that no Torah is being learnt, Tzvi’s dreidel comes in handy. Join him as he witnesses the courage of Matisyahu and his sons, the Maccabees’ return to Yerushalayim, and the miracle of the oil that shines for eight days. A child-friendly retelling filled with drama, playful sound effects and the message of bringing more light into the world.

A mysterious jingle starts popping up in the strangest places—and soon, three children are discovering its message: “First time, right away!” Join them for a playful adventure about kibud av va’eim and stories of Yosef’s Hineni and Dama ben Nesina. It’s a catchy little song you’ll be singing at home!

A birthday party, a purple balloon and a rather muddled giraffe! Adina wants to help her friend Shaina enjoy the fun—but what happens when everything feels too much?Inspired by Rivkah Imeinu’s chessed at the well, this warm, funny story explores kindness, sensory overwhelm and noticing what someone really needs. Little listeners learn to recognise their body’s clues, ask for a quiet break and check how they can help a friend.Join in with “I see a clue. Let me check with you!” as Torah wisdom meets everyday childhood adventures.

New football shoes, a chocolate muffin and an impressive running story… Doniel discovers that telling the truth can take real courage! With help from Mummy and the inspiring story of Rav Safra, he learns that choosing emes gets easier with practice—and that even after a wrong choice, Hashem’s wonderful gift of teshuva helps us put things right. A warm, playful story about honesty, growing stronger and finding the courage to try again.

When big feelings bubble up, a little pause can make a big difference! Join YY as he discovers tools to help him calm down—and shares them with Shalva and his friend Aryeh. With gentle humour and the inspiring story of Hillel HaZaken’s patience, this warm Jewish story helps little listeners practise calming their bodies and speaking gently, even when they feel angry.

When Mendy and Chaya both want the last chocolate biscuit, Mendy faces a tricky choice. Join them for a warm, playful story about being mevater—giving something up out of kindness. Mendy’s choice echoes the story of Rochel and Leah, and the kindness Mama Rochel showed her sister.