Product Description: Formerly a URJ Press titleEach week, the Shabbat angels visit homes around the world, blessing the ones that honor the Shabbat. May next Shabbat be just like this one! Tov, the angel of good, will say. But if they find a home where Shabbat is dishonored, then the opposite angel, Rah, gets a turn: May next Shabbat be just like THIS one! Whenever the angels have visited Chaim and Esther s family, they angels have seen laughing children, warmth, and Shabbat peace...read more

Product Description: In this exciting book, children can PEEK beneath the challah cover or SMELL sweet red wine as they help prepare for SHABBAT.

Kids can join Sammy Spider as he celebrates Shabbat with this book of rhymes, mazes, puzzles and more.

Product Description: Take your child on a colorful adventure to share the many ways Jewish people celebrate Shabbat around the world. Shabbat Shalom!Beginning in an old Jerusalem market Friday morning, shopping for foods to make Shabbat meals specialSetting a beautiful Sabbath table in Australia Friday afternoonLighting Shabbat candles with a family in TurkeySinging zemirot with relatives in RussiaMaking hamotzi as a congregation in the United StatesParading the Torah scrolls at Shabbat morning services in a synagogue in GermanyRelaxing in the peace of Shabbat day in CanadaEnjoying a special Sabbath afternoon meal in MoroccoFrom Israel to Thailand, from Ethiopia to Argentina, you and your children are invited to share the diverse Sabbath traditions that come alive in Jewish homes and synagogues around the world each week―and to celebrate life with Jewish people everywhere...read more

Product Description: In simple, rhyming language Shabbat Shalom! tells the story of a family celebrating Shabbat. Filled with prayers and beautiful illustrations, Shabbat Shalom! is a wonderful way to teach pre-school children about lighting Shabbat candles, reciting the Kiddush, saying the blessing over the challah and mor...read more

A unique, bright, and engaging addition to the My First series shows preschoolers the meaning behind the Jewish Sabbath and the ways it is celebrated. 50,000 first printing.

Little Abby wants a pair of candlesticks like her older sisters, so her teacher helps her make her own glass candlesticks to celebrate Shabbat. Simultaneous.

Offers young readers an insightful overview of the history and traditions of the weekly Jewish holiday of Shabbat, the observation of God's day of rest after creating the universe.

Shows a family preparing for and celebrating the Sabbath

Offers a collection of traditional Jewish tales and legends from the Talmud and other sources celebrating the holiest day of the week.

The history of this Jewish observance is provided to young readers with an illustrated examination of its traditions and symbols.

A book of projects, games, recipes, and rituals is designed to help Jewish families enhance their Sabbath observance and includes a Jewish trivia game; recipes for making vegetarian chopped liver, hummos, and chicken soup; and more. Original.

A guide to the order of the Friday night observance in the Jewish home--from the dropping of coins into the tzedakah box through the blessing after the Shabbat meal. Songs, a challah recipe, and craft ideas are included. (view table of contents)

Explains the customs which make the Jewish Sabbath a holy and joyful day

Cut-paper illustrations charmingly bring to life the weekly ritual Annie loves so much, celebrating the Sabbath with her family on Friday night.

Young readers are invited to match the illustrations depicting objects associated with the Jewish Sabbath on the top panels of the divided pages with their names in Hebrew and English on the lower sections.

Text and photos illustrate the process of getting ready for and celebrating Shabbat as it is experienced through our five senses.

Illustrations show a family preparing for and celebrating the Sabbath

Describes a five-year-old Jewish boy's busy and exciting activities getting ready for the coming Sabbath one day in Jerusalem.

Follows one Jewish family through the week as each individual member prepares for the approaching Shabbos, the seventh day of the week.

Provides information on the origins, rituals, customs of celebration of the Jewish Sabbath, describes the special Sabbath evening meal, and explains special Sabbaths throughout the year

A narrative version of the Old Testament passages describing how the Jewish Sabbath came to be.

A narrative version of the Old Testament passages describing how the Jewish Sabbath came to be.