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Tag Archives: jewish holidays
Toys That Teach
Introducing my new picture book: The Dreidel That Wouldn’t Spin written by Martha Simpson illustrated by D Yael Bernhard Wisdom Tales Press, October 2014 When Wisdom Tales Publishing offered me the opportunity to illustrate The Dreidel That Wouldn’t Spin, I … Continue reading
Posted in Children's Books, Jewish Learning
Tagged Chanukah, children's books, Dreidel, Hanukkah, jewish holidays, picture book, toys, toyshop
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“The Jewish Eye” calendar of art
hi Friends, My new calendar – beginning in September with the Jewish new year 5775 – has just been printed! The calendar features 14 fine art paintings inspired by … Continue reading
Posted in Jewish Learning
Tagged 5775, Hebrew year, Jewish art, Jewish calendar, jewish holidays, New Year, Rosh Hashanah
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Four Archetypes of Learning
Pondering Passover with Puppets Yesterday I participated in a lively children’s activity called “Passover Wanderings” at Temple Emanuel in Kingston, NY. In preparation for next week’s holiday, groups of students wandered from “station to station”, each of which … Continue reading