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Jewish Children’s Lit Chanukah Edition Sept – Nov 2012

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Jewish Children’s LitChanukah Edition

Sept – Nov 2012

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Club Members

• Brandon G.• Danielle H.• Shoshana I.• Hannah P.• Lily S.• David S.• Jacob S.• Mia S.• Ryan S.• Ellen J. Berman, teacher

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About Our Kesher Club

Reading

Each week, we read a different children’s book about Chanukah

Writing

Each week, everyone spent time creating their own Chanukah children’s books

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Mrs. Greenberg’s Messy Hanukkah

By Linda Glaser

Though it's the first night of Hanukkah, Rachel's family won't really be celebrating until next week. But Rachel wants to celebrate now, so she comes up with a good idea: she'll visit her neighbor, Mrs. Greenberg, and they can make latkes together.– Amazon

“I like this book because it shows the miracle of working together and spending time with family on Chanukah.” – Lily

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JUDAH WHO ALWAYS SAID NO!

By Harriet K. Feder

This story is about a boy in Jerusalem, who always said, “No!”

Will Judah ever say, “Yes!”

– Hannah

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Nine Spoons – A Chanukah Story

By Marci Stillerman

Based on a true story, “Nine Spoons” is a wonderful account of the risks taken and sacrifices made by a group of women during the Holocaust so they could create a Chanukah menorah to celebrate the holiday.– Ellen

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The Runaway Latkes

By Leslie Kimmelman

“Runaway Latkes” is a very good book that talks about teamwork and latkes that do not want to be eaten!

– Danielle

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Menorah in the Night SkyA Miracle of Chanukah

By Jacques J.M. Shore

“Menorah in the Night Sky” is a touching story about two boys in a concentration camp who manage to celebrate Chanukah and witness their own miracle.– Brandon

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The Missing Menorah

By Lily and Danielle

Will the Shapiros have to celebrate the Festival of Lights without lights?

Read the Missing Menorah to find out!

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G-d’s Spy – aa8

Written by BrandonEarly Inspiration by Ryan

If you are a fan of James Bond, read the story of Joseph Burrell, international God Spy aa8 – protector of Chanukah!

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How Mice Celebrate Chanukah

By David and Mia

Follow the adventure of Krisp the Mouse as he gets ready for his family’s Chanukah celebration!

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Rose’s 1st Chanukah

By Shoshi

Alicia is very excited for her baby sister Rose to experience her first Chanukah. Will she be able to help Rose celebrate the holiday?

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The Family Who Loved Chanukah

By Hannah

Share a wonderful holiday celebration with the Beringstons, who love Chanukah, family traditions, and each other!

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The Chanukah Fairy

By Jacob

How can getting everything you wish for Chanukah get you into trouble?!

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Credits

This presentation and all the final copies of the Kesher children’s books were edited and desktop published by Ellen.

Each child received a bound copy of his or her Kesher book.

Big thanks to Ellen’s friend Brian who let her work at his computer and his scanner for many hours.