Monthly Archives: April 2020
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Posted: April 29, 2020Read more »
Behrman House asked educators about registration for fall, and whether the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting registration. Here are the results.
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Read more »Behrman House Publisher David Behrman reflects on the silver linings of the pandemic lockdown, and challenges educators to wrestle with larger questions about our values and goals.
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Read more »"We’re seeing that some children have really latched onto their Hebrew as a way to feel like they are DOING something.”
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The Holocaust is a difficult subject to approach with children. As we approach Yom HaShoah in a particularly challenging year, it may be helpful to highlight moments of strength, resilience, and hope as a response to times of fear.
Here are three stories perfect for ages 7-12 that offer a gentle introduction to the Holocaust, each told through singular stories that highlight stories of perseverance.
Hand in HandBy
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A new batch of children's books address children's fears, the challenges of getting along when stuck at home, and how to calm our minds.
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Read more »On April 20, experience a a powerful way to fulfill the responsibility that Holocaust survivors have entrusted to us - to remember, to tell the story, and to act.
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How matzah is made, Passover in turn of the centruy Argentina, and a Passover puppy--unusual Passover fare in these great stories from Apples & Honey Press
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