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Tag Archives: Jewish children’s books
Walking in Montreal
IMAGE OF THE WEEK © DURGA YAEL BERNHARD This image of a family walking in Montreal is from the first Jewish-themed picture book I wrote and illustrated: Around the World in One Shabbat (Jewish Lights, 2011). This ancient weekly … Continue reading
Posted in Children's Books, Image of the Week, Jewish Learning
Tagged Jewish children's books, Jewish Lights, Montreal, Sabbath, Shabbat
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The Shopkeeper’s Dilemma
IMAGE OF THE WEEK My newest picture book, The Dreidel That Wouldn’t Spin (written by Martha Seif Simpson, Wisdom Tales 2014), takes place in Prague a century ago – a magical city full of mystery – in a classic toyshop. … Continue reading
A Liberating Structure
Making Paper Menorahs Chanukah, also known as the Festival of Lights or Feast of Dedication, is a great time to make art with kids. Bring out the shiny paper and sparkly glitter – and get ready to make a … Continue reading