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A hands-on prayer readiness book for young children. Filled with games and craft activities. My Siddur invites children to make their own prayer book. Easy steps introduce students to:Important Hebrew prayer vocabularyThe ShemaThe basic formula for the brachotThe principal parts of the synagogue serviceStudents will enjoy cutting out and practicing with their own Hebrew word cards.

Katherine Lillian Fitz had only known one type of world... one of hard living on the streets. Now she is thrown into a new world, her world, and for once she thought life would be better. But she was wrong. A dark force is out to kill her, and she is shocked to find out how important to her life this person is. Will she be able to come out the victor with her innocence intact or will she once and for all lose the young innocence that she has even though she has lived on the cold hard streets of New York. Only time will tell.The Katy Lily Series started out as a Verbal story for the author's baby brother in 1993 and grew. In 2011 Katherine Rochholz decided it was time to share Katy Lily's Story with with the world... After much research and a lot of writing and rewriting she first published an unedited version in August of 2011. A few months later she removed it from the sites, and revamped it and gave it a whole new edit and rewrite, and republishing in April of 2012.

The Koren Sacks Siddur is an inspiring Hebrew/English Jewish prayerbook. The siddur marks the culmination of years of rabbinic scholarship, exemplifies the tradition of textual accuracy and innovative graphic design of the renowned Koren Publishers Jerusalem publishing house, and offers an illuminating translation, introduction, and commentary by one of the world's leading Jewish thinkers, Rabbi Sir Jonathan Sacks. Modern orthodox halakhic guides to daily, Shabbat, and holiday prayers supplement the traditional text. Prayers for the State of Israel, its soldiers, and national holidays, and for the American government and its military reinforce the siddur's contemporary relevance. Compact size, Ashkenaz, with dark slate Skivertex softcover binding. Fits neatly into tallit and tefillin bags. Ideal for students and travelers.

Katherine Lillian Fitz has survived her first year in the the magical world. But a New Enemy has picked up the fight that Wesley Solomon lost. Raven Ebony seeks to destroy Katy just as her brother did, and she just might have her chance. As Katy lets her family know what really happened in the dungeon for death, Katy may have just lost the will to fight. But when it seems all hope is lost, and Darkness has spread, a small shimmer of light can be all she needs to do things she must do, to save those she loves with her heart, her life, her soul. Which may end up being the cost of this war.

The first black mayor of Lickskillet, South Carolina, has been murdered in one of the town’s affluent gated communities. Shortly after, Declin Ostrander comes to town.Declin's father is a corporate lawyer representing the interests of the Knights of Southern Heritage. On the surface, the Knights claim to support freedom for all. Scratch the thin veneer, however, and the organization reveals itself as just another hate group.Declin’s father came to Lickskillet to defend a member accused of the mayor’s murder. To Declin, it’s the same old story—new town, new school, new him. He has become an expert in the art of reinventing himself. If he doesn’t like the persona he creates, in a few months he’ll be on the road again, traveling to yet another bigoted community. Lying about his past one of the few hobbies he can enjoy.This time is going to be different. With fellow seniors Blaine, Aaron, Charlotte, Cass, and Elizabeth, Declin will find himself intimately involved in Lickskillet’s web of hate and deceit. He’s reinvented himself time and time again—but this time, Declin might just stumble onto the beginnings of his true self.

Do your students lose their Hebrew reading skills every year between May and September?Designed as a follow-up to Shalom Uvrachah--The New Hebrew Primer, the Back to School Hebrew Reading Refresher can be used after this or any other primer for 3-4 weeks at the start of the school year to:Review Hebrew letters and wordsDrill Hebrew reading and remediate reading problemsPractice writing skillsEnrich cultural conceptsServe as a bridge between a primer and Book 1 of any Hebrew seriesExercises are purposeful and efficient. In just a few short weeks, this thorough review gives students the confidence they need to begin Book 1 of their Hebrew series. In addition to simple blessings, songs, and prayer excerpts, the exercises also include:Word fragments, syllables, and whole word skillsSound-alike and look-alike letter practiceFinal letter identificationCultural word and phrase reviewSimple rootsUnusual word endings and other reading rulesSimple, practical Hebrew vocabularyThe school year gets off to a brilliant start with the Back-to-School Hebrew Reading Refresher. Download a complimentary guide on how to use the Back to School Hebrew Reading Refresher