Hanukkah Books (Page 13) |
My Very Own Hanukkah Box |
This delightful gift set, published now for the first time, covers all the excitement of Hanukkah with two story books, a song and poetry book plus a lively activity book with recipes and things to make for the festival. |
One Night, One Hanukkah Night By Aidel Backman |
The same menorah that shone in Bubby and Zaidy's house,
so long ago, now glistens in a modern home. Children
sing Hanukkah songs, make latkes, and act out historic
scenes. For each night there is a new form of celebration
as another candle is added and Hanukkah traditions pass
from one generation to the next.
Using simple, lilting verse, each night of Hanukkah is very briefly described by focusing on one aspect of the festivities. The color illustrations juxtapose a contemporary celebration with one set in the past. |
A Great Miracle Happened There : A Chanukah Story By Karla Kuskin |
A boy and his mother explain the history and traditions of the
two-thousand-year-old religious holiday to Henry, a Christian
neighbor. The illustrations pulse with energy, reinforcing
the action of Kuskin's well-paced story-within-a-story. A
splendid way for children of all backgrounds to learn about
the Festival of Lights
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Hanukkah, Oh Hanukkah! : A Treasury of Stories, Songs, and Games to Share By Wendy Wax |
Bright as a sparkling winter night, snow-speckled pages invite
readers to observe the Hanukkah candles being lit. Bolder, more
dramatically hued paintings emphasize the honor or intensify
the magic of such selections as David A. Adler's story, "Malke's
Secret Recipe," Aileen Fisher's poem, "Light the Festive
Candles," and Charlotte Herman's retelling of the traditional
tale "The Two Miracles of Hanukkah." Whimsically drawn children
frolic across other pages demonstrating how to dance the hora,
play dreidel, and perform fingerplays. Highlighting this
collection of activities and readings are Hanukkah memories of
four well-known authors and performers, among them Shari Lewis'
vivid recollections of her first Hanukkah away from home when,
at 13, she took her ventriloquism show on the road for the Jewish
Center Lecture Bureau. Appealing and versatile, the book is sure
to be a valuable addition to holiday collections.
The collection of traditional songs, personal reminiscences, crafts, games, poems, and stories for the whole family is cheerfully illustrated in full color. Although stronger poetry could have been selected, the total package is attractively organized. |
Hanukkah (On My Own Holidays) By Cathy Goldberg Fishman |
Introduces the Jewish Festival of Lights, or Hanukkah, relating the story behind the holiday and how it is celebrated. |
Hanukkah, Happy Hanukkah By Jeff O'Hare |
Crafts, Recipes, Games, Puzzles, Songs, and More for a Joyous Celebration of the Festival of Lights |
The Kvetchit: A Hanukkah Tale (Book and Cassette) By Larry Butchins |
I am a children's librarian and I love using the story around Chanukah time. I read it to a group
of children, and then play the cassette tape so they can listen to all the kvetches (complaints).
Then I invite the children and their parents up and ask them to recite their favorite kvetch into
the tape recorder. At the end of the program, I play back all the complaints and everyone
loves listening to themselves! The illustrations in this book are lovely. I have given many
copies away as gifts and they receive rave reviews.
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The Happy Dreidles By Carrie Wolfberg |
Two Hanukkah dreidles named Gimel and Heh are all alone in Ben Avi's gift shop. Parents buy trains, larger gifts and toys, until they are given to a poor family and spin a holiday of love. Includes directions to how to play the Dreidle Game.
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Chanukah Favorites By Robert Schultz |
Arranger/Educator Robert Schultz has compiled and arranged a super collection of Chanukah songs for Easy Piano. Al Hanisim, Baruch Shel Chanukah, Hanerot Halalu, I Have A Little Dreydl, Lichvod Hachanukah, Maoz Tzur (Rock Of Ages), Mi Y'malel (Who Can Retell), My Candles, S'vivon and Y'mey Hachanukah are all included in this fine collection.
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My Hanukkah Book: Questions, Answers, Activities By Kimberly Colen and Richard Rosenblum |
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Melly's Magic Dreidel By Amye Rosenberg |
Filled with dozens of colorful stickers, this book is a great way
to enhance the fun of Hanukkah. Full-color illustrations.
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Melly's Menorah By Amye Rosenberg |
When the family's menorah is lost in the move to their new house, Little
Melly produces a menorah made of cookie dough which is baked to
save this important day.
Includes over 50 full-color, peel-off stickers that include all the symbols of Hanukkah, plus a candle for each of the eight nights of Hanukkah to place on the menorah that decorates the back page. |
Hanukkah (Wonder Books Level 2 Holidays) By M. C. Johnston |
These books on popular holidays are sure to appeal to young readers. The clear, direct text describes the history and customs associated with each holiday, and bright, colorful photos make each day come alive. Readers will learn intriguing new information as they develop their reading and comprehension skills.
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