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– March 30, 2015
Rosenfeld has written a counting book relating to the mitzvah of honoring one’s parents. A brother and sister count up to ten mitzvoth in which they do not interrupt their parents, clean up, get dressed, do not sit in their parents’ chairs, and others. The illustrations are bold and the numbers are large and bright. Each page is laminated to avoid little fingers ripping the pages and can be wiped down.
Ebert has provided engaging illustrations of an Orthodox family with two children in a colorful house setting.
Recommended for ages 2 – 5.
Drora Arussy, Ed.D., is an educational consultant who specializes in integrating Jewish and secular studies, the arts into education, and creative teaching for excellence in Jewish education. She is the mother to four school-age children and has taught from pre-school through adult. Drora is an adjunct professor of Hebrew language at Drew University.
