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Siddur Katan is a cheerful non-denominational 18-page Shabbat morning prayer book for families with young children.

This companion reader and workbook uses 30 of the words learned in Alef Bet Quest and 75 additional modern Hebrew words to give new young Hebrew decoders the experience of reading - and understanding! - modern Hebrew.

Note: This product is printed when you order it. When you include this product your order will take 5-7 additional days to ship. Presents both ethical and ritual mitzvot as well as practical and creative suggestions on how to observe them.

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Student workbook

Charming illustrations and playful activities introduce young children to key Shabbat vocabulary and concepts. Children also learn the Hebrew blessings for candlelighting wine and bread as well as the English meaning of each brachah word.

Practice and Review Workbook - Includes additional reading practice.

Each lesson--40 in all--focuses exclusively on a¬¿single letter or vowel colorfully illustrating its sound and form. For example¬¿the letter¬¿mem¬¿is introduced with¬¿mezuzah;¬¿het¬¿with¬¿hallah.

Additional prayer exercises reinforce pronounciation and rhythmic reading.

Each lesson--40 in all--focuses exclusively on a single letter or vowel colorfully illustrating its sound and form. For example the letter mem¬¿is introduced with¬¿mezuzah; het¬¿with¬¿hallah.

After filling in their passports children will explore Jerusalem shop in the shuk climb Masada inspect cargo in Haifa's port plant a tree in a JNF forest and much more.

"This warm, welcoming haggadah includes core Passover texts, as well as poems, readings, and stories that acknowledge and value the wide range of backgrounds of seder participants today, and inspire us with the universal message of freedom:

Invite your students to explore Jewish values by focusing on their everyday relationships and decision-making.

Workbook for use with¬¿Hineni 3

Using a little bit of educational philosophy and a lot of practical tools, The Jewish Educator's Companion provides suggestions, activities, and templates with concrete examples drawn from Jewish traditions and texts to help educators explore:Games and strategies to develop critical thinking skillsA Jewish twist on STEM that addresses concepts such as God, prayer, and ethicsMethodologies that are changing or enhancing traditional educationTeacher tools to build community and manage a classroomEducational programs from all kinds of communities to spark your creativityWith infectious energy and passion for Jewish education, Batsheva Frankel guides educators through 18 mini-workshops full of creative ideas and techniques meant to inspire, whether you are a seasoned veteran or just starting out.

Build excitement before the Passover seder, and then follow along during the seder. Frogs in the Bed is a combination storybook and activity book built around key moments in the seder to encourage young children to participate, no matter which haggadah you use.A humorously illustrated version of the popular seder song "One Morning (the Frog Song)" is followed by activities that connect children to touchpoints in the seder. Each page draws children’s attention back to what’s happening in the seder around them, encouraging their active participation and helping them understand the seder.Sing along to "One Morning (The Frog Song)"Explore seder plate symbolsRecite the Four QuestionsMunch some matzah shapesSolve the afikoman mazeWelcome Elijah with a sparkly cupPlus: make your own jumping frog!Sheet music included

Marvel meets Transformers in this mystery adventure with a steampunk twist

Paint, perform, and doodle your way through the Jewish holidays!Guide your students through a process of unlocking the meaning of each holiday and its values through artistic projects and concepts. Make a drawing in response to hearing the shofar; create a nature collage for Tu BiShevat; act out the movement of a lulav.Make, Create, Celebrate uses art as a way to help students connect with the underlying values of the holidays in a personal way, free from explaining the how-tos of each holiday.Not an artist? Don't worry about it! These projects are about self-expression and ideas, and therefore, are for everyone. By the time students have compelte the holiday cycle, they will have created a portfolio full of their own work reflecting Jewish values.SPECIAL FEATURES:Gallery Tour: More than 15 beautiful, full-color images of contemporary and historical artworks with accompanying reflection questions.About Art: Explanations of art techniquesGood to Know: Fun facts about the holidaysThink About: Prompts and thoughtful questions that help learners apply their art experiences to the Jewish holidaysArtist Statements: Space for students to write and reflect about their own workPeer Reviews: Opportunities for students to share their work with friends, and give and receive feedback.Video Links: Links to online, original videos by the author, Julie Wohl, that demonstrate activities within the source.

Family Connections is the second volume in a four-book series that provides the base for an active and comprehensive exploration of sixteen core Jewish values. From introduction of the sacred texts that underlie each value, through discussions, activities, and quizzes to help students identify aspects of the values within themselves, and journaling activities to develop a plan for furthering each value in their own lives, students will come to a deeper and personal understanding of the difference our value system makes in the way we conduct ourselves throughout life.

Student workbook

Understand selected Torah words and phrases find chapter and verse in the Torah and recognize Torah script. This workbook helps prepare students for bar and bat mitzvah. It can be used independently of the textbook.