Written by Behrman House Staff, 01 of August, 2017
Coming April 1: the digital companions to five new prayers from the Hebrew in Harmony series.
Fans of Wreck This Journal and Tear Up This Book! will love Make This Journal! My Bar/Bat Mitzvah Year - coming soon!
Fans of Wreck This Journal and Tear Up This Book! will love Make This Journal! My Bar/Bat Mitzvah Year - coming soon!
Transport your students to different worlds with new storybooks from Apples & Honey Press. Whether you’re looking for a new way to teach the fall holidays and Shabbat or explore Genesis and Israel, you and your students are sure to find a colorful and lively addition to your classroom.
Each of our Apples and Honey Press books have corresponding teacher pages complete with valuable lessons to be learned, discussion questions for classroom engagement, and kid-friendly activities to encourage creativity and teamwork.
Fall titles will be released on August 1 and are available for preorder on Amazon. Follow the links below.
Long ago, in the town of Knottingham, there were three little goblins:
Knotty was naughty,
Knotsalot was no good,
And Notnow was no good, no how, not then and not now! More than anything else, these mischievous goblins like to tangle children’s hair!
Find out how the children fought back, and how their tangled hair led to the unlikely invention of a braided bread called challah.
What can my students learn?
The power of teamwork
Sample Discussion Question:
When have you used teamwork to solve a problem? What did you do?
Sample Kid-Friendly Activity:
Using playdough, have your students work as a team and braid their own “challah.”
Meet Adam, and a dazzling array of fascinating and unfamiliar animals from A to Z in this playful alphabet book that retells the story of Adam naming the animals. Beautiful, lush illustrations complement this fun read-aloud.
What can my students learn?
The power of teamwork
Sample Discussion Question:
When have you used teamwork to solve a problem? What did you do?
Sample Kid-Friendly Activity:
Using playdough, have your students work as a team and braid their own “challah.”