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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.

Be a Good Friend is the third volume in the four part Living Jewish Values series that provides the foundation for an active and comprehensive exploration of sixteen core Jewish values.Values: Judging Favorably (Dan L’chaf Zechut), Friendship (Reyut), The Power of Speech (Koach Hadibur), and Courage (Ometz Lev)Essential Questions: How can I be a good friend? How is gossip dangerous? What is peer pressure?

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.

Build a bridge to take your students from their primer year into¬¿Book 1¬¿of¬¿The New Siddur Program. Offers reading review remediation and vocabulary readiness. This simple review brings students back up to speed in just 4-6 weeks!

Dozens of puzzles games mazes and illustrations reinforce the stories and ideas learned in the first book of A Child's Bible.

An interdisciplinary approach to the religious school curriculum this is a holiday life-cycle and civics text all in one.

Note: This product is printed when you order it. When you include this product your order will take 5-7 additional days to ship. Cursive Hebrew writing practice plus reinforcement of siddur vocabulary in the text.

Student workbook

A hands-on prayer readiness book for young children. Filled with games and craft activities.¬¿My Siddur¬¿invites children to make their own prayer book.

For students who need additional reading practice or an enriched reading experience.Coordinated with the Derech Binah text this workbook includes selected prayer readings from the Shabbat Morning Service.

Has some mishagas been driving you crazy? Bubbala, listen to me: go steal your kinder’s crayons and pencils. It’s time for you to start potchkeying with these fun, Yiddish inspired coloring pages. Trust me, all your tsuris will melt away from the coloring.  No, it doesn’t matter if you’ve always been a klutz with color. This is the book for you, I tell you. So, nu? What are you waiting for? It’s a shanda that you haven’t started coloring already! Pick up a pencil!These 34 coloring pages (and 34 jokes!) featuring Yiddish words and expressions will give you so much naches, you’ll be kvelling.

Color the creatures of the Bible!De-stress, unwind, and enjoy this original collection of coloring pages inspired by the animals of the Bible.From Rebekah drawing water for camels to Jonah being given refuge inside a whale, each stunning pen-and-ink illustration is paired with a biblical passage and is specifically designed to help you find calm and meaning in the sacred text.So, relax and enjoy the majesty of the animal kingdom, and may these creatures be an inspiration to you for calm and contentment, joy and shalom.

"The book will be double-sided, with two front covers--one for the Haggadah (opens from the right) and the other for the planning section (regular English opening, from the left)"--Data view.

Student workbook

Rediscover the land of our ancestors through the products of the field!

From the author of the best selling, Sex in the Texts, comes the perfect "God" book for your 7th and 8th graders.The God Book: A Necessarily Incomplete Look at the Essence of God is, according to the text-book author Rabbi Paul Yedwab, "an antidote to premature atheism." This is not a theology textbook: It's a thinking, feeling, and sharing textbook. Each chapter features a "My God Diary," in which students can write about their feelings, thoughts, doubts and affirmations about the "Unknowable."Encourages creative thinkingEngaging FormatPrimary Sources in both Hebrew and EnglishTextbook/workbook for 7th and 8th gradesEmphasis on primary texts

Learning the Hebrew alphabet becomes a page-turning adventure as Sam the Detective takes students through an alef bet sleuthing escapade.Mem sounds like M. This mad mouse magician makes magic and mischief into his mini-monster machine. Color the mem monsters he made. With Sam as their guide, students will:Color in pictures to reveal the Hebrew letters hidden withinFirst trace, then print the lettersLearn the vowelsRecognize the letters and vowels in simple syllables and wordsAnd the best part is that children will laugh and play the whole way through.

This fun Hebrew calendar book playfully presents the Jewish year and its special days.