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Welcome to Behrman House
 NEW
SEASON OF RENEWAL: A FAMILY HAGGADAH
Welcomes families with its cheery, full-color artwork, accessible text, clear headings, and straightforward directions.
Whether they have 30 minutes or two hours for their seder, participants of all ages will engage in a meaningful and festive Passover celebration. |
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KOL YISRAEL 2
In the second level of the Kol Yisrael series—the first Hebrew instructional series integrating books with computers—students learn the opening prayers in the Shabbat morning service and the Amidah. |
JEWISH AND ME: HOLIDAYS
Help pre-schoolers discover the joys of our holiday traditions while reinforcing core developmental skills such as counting, creative movement, and expressive language. Photographs, bright graphics and fun activities appeal to every child. |
JEWISH HOLIDAY TREASURE TRAIL
Join Daniel and his Israeli cousin, Rivkah, as they learn about the Jewish holidays from Elijah the Prophet. The rich array of full-color photos, playful illustrations, and classic Jewish legends and stories is sure to delight young readers.
They are invited to explore elijahrocks.net, where they can share holiday games, activities, and blessings with their families. |
LET'S DISCOVER ISRAEL
Students in kindergarten, first and second grades can become acquainted with Israel in this series of 8 four-page folders. Topics covered include "Israel, Our Homeland" and "Israeli Kids." |
KOL YISRAEL: THE PRAYERS OF OUR PEOPLE (Book 1)
Characters come to life and help your students learn prayer in Kol Yisrael, the first Hebrew program that completely integrates text-based lessons with animated online learning. If your students love computer games, they'll LOVE this Hebrew program! |
ALEF BET QUEST
Send your students on a virtual trip through Israel as they learn to decode Hebrew from Jewish cultural vocabulary and everyday Hebrew words. Using Alef Bet Quest and its built-in digital application, students will move beyond their textbooks to join animated characters online in the search for a missing golden Kiddush cup as they learn to read real Hebrew words. |
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