Your students can now explore the Bible as Jews have done for centuries - by pondering personalizing and wrestling with the text.Oo

Your students can now explore the Bible as Jews have done for centuries - by pondering personalizing and wrestling with the text.

Bring Jewish values to life with an engaging blend of mitzvot middot and timeless Jewish wisdom.

Season of Renewalis a haggadah designed for families with children of all ages. Cheerful full-color artwork and inviting design make this haggadah accessible and welcoming.

Introduces the key concept of the Jewish community through stories interviews and activities.

24 ready-to-use lesson plans of approximately 50 minutes each make teacher preparation for usingOo The Explorer's Bible Volume 2: From Sinai to the Nation of IsraelOo quick and easy.

24 ready-to-use lesson plans of approximately 50 minutes each make teacher preparation for usingOo A Kid's Mensch HandbookOo quick and easy.

Students learn the seven blessings in the Shabbat morning Amidah. They uncover Jewish values and virtueshumility, acts of loving-kindness, healing others, sacred time, showing appreciation, and moreand think of ways to make them part of their own lives.

Special Feature: Textual variations in the prayersfor example, in Avot and G'vurotare highlighted graphically and in explanatory text boxes to show the diversity and breadth of Jewish practice, while highlighting the ties between all Jews.

Contents:

1. Adonai Sfatai Tiftah

2. Avot

3. G'vurot

4. K'dushah

5. K'dushat Hayom

6. Avodah

7. Hoda'ah

8. Birkat Shalom

9. Review

10. Elohai N'tzor

Prayer Companion 1 contains blessings for the home and synagogue, including Shabbat and the holidays, and selected prayers from the Friday evening and Shabbat morning services. Each chapter is tied thematically to the Shalom Ivrit 1 student text.

Beginning Hebrew activities for practice

In this delightful beginning reader children meet Shiri the Llama and learn about her adventures in Kitah Alef. Humorous stories and clever rhymes use a controlled high-frequency vocabulary to entertain children as they build their Hebrew reading confidence. Whimsical illustrations simple sentences and large clear print make this a unique and appealing reader for beginning Hebrew students.

Each lesson--40 in all--focuses exclusively on a single letter or vowel colorfully illustrating its sound and form. For example the letter mem is introduced with mezuzah; het with hallah.

Volume One of this two-volume primer program systematically teaches Hebrew decoding through the first ten of Z'man Likro's twenty engaging and substantial lessons (the next ten lessons are in Volume Two). Includes structured Reading Pages for practice and evaluation as well as creative worksheets for reinforcement. Dictionary included in each volume.

A visit to Israel by Daniel and his parents, a Jewish family, is guided by a scavenger hunt.

This three-volume course is the ideal Hebrew program for English-speaking high school college and adult education students. The only entry requirement is the ability to recognize Hebrew letters and to read basic words. This course requires only one or two hours of class time each week.

Piloted by Reform congregations throughout the country, this book is the first step in a program of Hebrew learning for adults. By carefully introducing the letters and vowels of the Hebrew alphabet, the goal is to develop the reader's ability to decode written Hebrew words as well as to ground the learning of Hebrew in the broader sense of its use in Jewish life, ritual, study, and tradition. Each chapter introduces two or three Hebrew letters; through instructional drills and exercises, the reader progressively becomes familiar with key Hebrew vocabulary and its role in Jewish tradition, text, and prayer.

Rabbi Stern, the master of modern Jewish liturgy, offers the Passover seder that runs itself in this revision of his best-selling classic, Gates of Freedom. The text is clearly marked so that families with young children can shorten the service, while those who want to deepen their seder experience can enhance it with both traditional and contemporary readings. A dazzling array of commentaries, anecdotes, poems, and songs enrich the Gates of Freedom service, and the compelling computer-generated graphics add the exciting dimension of visual interpretation. Rabbi Eugene Borowitz's inspiring Introduction sets the stage for the evening drama. All the Passover traditions are explained with clarity and insight. Seder participants will find renewed delight in the Passover celebration, as they experience the familiar rituals and text, and discover new meaning, relevance, and inspiration.

Learning the Hebrew alphabet becomes a page-turning adventure as Sam the Detective takes students through an alef bet sleuthing escapade.

The choice of schools that stress Hebrew as a modern language. Progressive vocabulary builds from lesson to lesson as traditional Jewish ideas and values are taught in Hebrew. Contains units on the classroom the home and the family.

Discusses the significance and the customs of various Jewish holidays including Sukkot, Purim, and Yom Hashoah. Provides activities and crafts for each holiday.

Workbook for use with Hineni 1

Presents the Sh'ma and its blessings for both evening and morning services as well as introductory chapters on Ein Keloheinu and Adon Olam. Phonics review helps solidify and expand existing skills. Ample opportunities for reading practice throughout supplement Hebrew vocabulary and activities that foster understanding of prayer concepts. Synagogue skills and the choreography of Jewish worship teach students how to pray. Conceptual materials and creative worship experiences explore the question of why we pray.

A solid Hebrew phonics review and a prayer readiness program in six to eight class sessions perfect for the beginning of the school year.

Thousands of adults across America have learned Hebrew with Aleph Isn't Tough and Aleph Isn't Enough. The newest book in this highly successful series, Bet Is for B'reishit, will take students to the next level of Hebrew literacy. Rabbi and educator Linda Motzkin, in consultation with the UAHC Hebrew Literacy Task Force, uses her tried-and-true methods to build upon the knowledge developed in books 1 and 2. Students expand their vocabulary, grammar, and comprehension skills by translating prayer book and biblical texts. Each chapter provides a range of different translations of Torah texts for comparison. Extra enrichment material, such as commentary on the Torah selections, is provided as well. This combination of exercises and stimulating content is the key to the success of the UAHC Hebrew for Adults series. Bet Is for B'reishit challenges students to learn while providing interesting subject matter to keep them motivated. With additional resources like a full glossary, verb lists, and grammar charts, Bet Is for B'reishit is the next step for any adult on the path to becoming a Hebrew-literate Jew.