Books with author Mrs Leora Lazarus

When a nasty virus came to town, a single mitzvah saved lots more people from getting sick. This book offers children a wonderful reason to wash their hands, cover their nose and mouth when they cough or sneeze, and take some time away from other people if they are not feeling good. Its a fun read with a serious message, perfect for educators returning to the classroom and grown ups concerned about the health of their children.

When a nasty virus came to town, a single mitzvah saved lots more people from getting sick. This book offers children a wonderful reason to wash their hands, cover their nose and mouth when they cough or sneeze, and take some time away from other people if they are not feeling good. It's a fun read with a serious message, perfect for educators returning to the classroom and grown ups concerned about the health of their children.

Tree and Bird is a wonderful Jewish story about the friendship between a small bird and a wise old olive tree. Bird has to migrate south for the winter, leaving his best friend behind. The long journey is made easier as Bird finds connection to his home and his friend through the Havdalah ceremony. Children will love learning about their connection to the Tree of Life, our Torah, through this beautifully illustrated Havdalah story.The book features additional information about people, places, animals, and plants. Parents and teachers will be able to answer most questions by referring to the back of the book. Havdalah prayers with easy transliterations and translations are included.

Flurble makes reading and learning exciting and fun. The story is classroom tested to bring howls of laughter. It feels mischievous and disgusting. That makes story time irresistible. Children in Teacher Lee’s preschool class love Flurble. They read and reread the book to each other. That stimulates memory, comprehension, communication, letter recognition, and much more. As Teacher Lee says, “children play to learn, let’s all learn to play!”

Tree and Bird is a wonderful Jewish story about the friendship between a small bird and a wise old olive tree. Bird has to migrate south for the winter, leaving his best friend behind. The long journey is made easier as Bird finds connection to his home and his friend through the Havdalah ceremony. Children will love learning about their connection to the Tree of Life, our Torah, through this beautifully illustrated Havdalah story.The book features additional information about people, places, animals, and plants. Parents and teachers will be able to answer most questions by referring to the back of the book. Havdalah prayers with easy transliterations and translations are included.

Flurble makes reading and learning exciting and fun. The story is classroom tested to bring howls of laughter. It feels so naughty and sounds so disgusting that it makes story time irresistible. Children in Teacher Lees preschool class love Flurble. They read and reread the book to each other, stimulating memory, comprehension, communication, letter recognition, and much more.

Flurble makes reading and learning exciting and fun. The story is classroom tested to bring howls of laughter. It feels mischievous and disgusting. That makes story time irresistible. Children in Teacher Lee’s preschool class love Flurble. They read and reread the book to each other. That stimulates memory, comprehension, communication, letter recognition, and much more. As Teacher Lee says, “children play to learn, let’s all learn to play!”

Flurble makes reading and learning exciting and fun. The story is classroom tested to bring howls of laughter. It feels so naughty and sounds so disgusting that it makes story time irresistible. Children in Teacher Lee?s preschool class love Flurble. They read and reread the book to each other, stimulating memory, comprehension, communication, letter recognition, and much more.

When a nasty virus comes to town, Millie's good deed saves lots more people from getting sick. This book offers children a wonderful reason to wash their hands, cover their nose and mouth when they cough or sneeze, and take some time away from other people if they are not feeling good. Its a fun read with a serious message, perfect for educators returning to the classroom and grown ups concerned about the health of their children.

When a nasty virus comes to town, a single good deed saves lots more people from getting sick. This book offers children a wonderful reason to wash their hands, cover their nose and mouth when they cough or sneeze, and take some time away from other people if they are not feeling good. Its a fun read with a serious message, perfect for educators returning to the classroom and grown ups concerned about the health of their children.