Judaism Books

How did Boris, a large green monster with red spikes, end up living in Josh and Hannah Gold's back garden?Read about his adventures as he learns about Jewish festivals and the Jewish way of life.Boris often causes chaos, but sometimes he saves the day...

Celebrate the traditions of Passover with a book for baby that's indestructible! Passover is here! Our table is set with the seder plate. We love to celebrate freedom together. Happy Passover!The Original Indestructibles is the trusted series...

Here is a book of spiritual adventure. From the miracle at the Red Sea to the miracle of waking up this morning, this intriguing book introduces young people to a way of spiritual thinking to last a lifetime.Kushner, whose award-winning books have...

"A compelling introduction to Hank Greenberg for a new generation of baseball fans." --Kirkus ReviewsStory of MVP and Hall-of-Famer "Hammerin" Hank Greenberg, one of the greatest hitters of all time, and the first openly Jewish sports star. "Greenberg's...

Age range 0 to 1Meet joyful babies and toddlers in daily life. Introduces the concept of Lailah Tov, Good Night! Time for Bed models a happy bedtime routine including the Hebrew goodnight wishes followed by a peaceful sleep. Babies and toddlers will...

A thought book and actionable guide for Jewish teens who want to make a difference in the world. Teens are changing the world.Teen leaders are dreaming, planning, and raising the social consciousness of those around them. They are questioning the status...

Students will learn how a Torah is made, meet the rabbis whose commentaries make up the Talmud, and learn how our sacred texts define and enrich Jewish life.The People of the Book-Our Sacred Texts is the third volume in the Building Jewish Identity...

This second book in the Building Jewish Identity series introduces the Jewish concept of time and explores how the Jewish calendar and life cycle help us celebrate important moments, providing a lifelong connection to our heritage, culture, and values...

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The Time of Our Livesis an unforgettable journey along the path of the Jewish life cycle as your students have never traveled it before

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.

The unique format ofBook 3recognizes students' ability to work more directly and actively with prayer material than ever before.

Artfully drawing upon children's own experiences, My Jewish Year conveys the excitement of holiday celebration. The breathless search for the afikoman, the delight of dressing up in costume for Purim, and the awe inspired by the sounding of the shofar -...

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.

An interdisciplinary approach to the religious school curriculum, this is a holiday, life-cycle, and civics text all in one. This introductory volume is the foundation for a lifetime of Jewish involvement.Students will find it all here: The rabbi,...

A child's tour of the sanctuary, with hands-on activities to explain everything in the child's own terms. Light the ner tamid by coloring it. Dress the Torah. Cut out, fold, and hang the mezuzah on the doorpost of the child's room at home.

Students learn the seven blessings in the Shabbat morning Amidah. They uncover Jewish values and virtues-humility acts of loving kindness healing others sacred time showing appreciation and more-and think of ways to make them part of their own lives.

Invite your students to explore Jewish values by focusing on their everyday relationships and decision-making. How can the precepts of Judaism help them decide, for example, when to help a friend and when to care for themselves, what to do if they feel...

Black-line masters perfect for students to bring home and learn alongside their families.Hineni The New Hebrew Through Prayer 2 & 3 continues study of the prayer service with the Shabbat morning Amidah and selected prayers for Friday night.

Help students increase their connection to Jewish knowledge and values through journal writing exercises. Sections on Torah Israel family customs Jewish heroes and heroines Tikkun Olam and more pose thought-provoking questions and provide journaling tips...

Introduce children to journaling with a lighthearted touch. Help them view their Jewishness as inseparable from themselves. Diary pages attune children to the Jewish year. Sections on holidays, prayers, life cycle events, and family and community life...

Age-appropriate, read-aloud stories about rabbis and sages, kings and common folk explore Jewish values and themes and expand your students' Jewish world. Activities for role play, arts and crafts, music, science, and more, plus evocative discussion...