SuitabookJewish holiday learning through play
A dreidel attends a kind of Hebrew school, learns game rules, practises spinning and introduces Nun, Shin, Hey and Gimel.
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Brick Puffinton - Author
Juliana Motzko - Author
Cottage Door Press - Author
This offers a playful introduction to Hanukkah through a spinning dreidel, the four Hebrew letters on it and the idea of learning game rules. The puppet creates a natural shared-reading activity rather than a purely read-aloud experience.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis offers a playful introduction to Hanukkah through a spinning dreidel, the four Hebrew letters on it and the idea of learning game rules. The puppet creates a natural shared-reading activity rather than a purely read-aloud experience.
A dreidel attends a kind of Hebrew school, learns game rules, practises spinning and introduces Nun, Shin, Hey and Gimel.
The built-in plush dreidel puppet is used alongside the story, including movement connected with spinning.
The book presents Hanukkah through dreidel play and Hebrew lettering. Families may wish to pair it with their own traditions and explanations.
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