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*Watch the book trailer for “Don’t Invite a Bear Inside for Hanukkah” by Karen Rostoker-Gruber (Press Release)
November 5th is the Book Birthday for Don’t Invite a Bear Inside for Hanukkah by Karen Rostoker-Gruber illustrated by Carles Arbat published by Apples & Honey Press. I don’t know about you but I would love to share this children’s book with my nieces and nephews. As well as David and Charlie. Inside this post is my affiliate links. If you click on the links and you make a purchase I will make a small percentage from the items you purchase. About the book: Don’t invite a bear inside for Hanukkah! While he might try to be helpful with decorating and putting candles in the menorah, he will start to cause a mess…
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Hanukkah at Monica’s by Varda Livney
Hanukkah is something we celebrate in our Home but because I want Charlie to learn as much as he can about different Holidays, we will be studying Hanukkah this year. Which is why I was excited to be able to review Hanukkah at Monica’s which Charlie can read during our lessons for his reading class. If you know of anything about Hanukkah or things, we should study please leave me a comment. Here is a definition of Hanukkah which is a lesser Jewish festival. Which will las eight days beginning on the 25th day of Kislev (in December) and commemorating the rededication of the Temple in 165 BC by the…
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CELEBRATE HANUKKAH WITH KID FRIENDLY RECIPES FROM PJ LIBRARY
(Agawam, MA, NOV 28, 2022) — In the Hanukkah story one tiny jar of Oil keeps the lamps burning for eight full nights. Since Hanukkah celebrates this miracle, it’s traditional to eat foods fried in Oil as part of the festivities. We got together with PJ Library to find kid-friendly, easy to prepare Hanukkah recipes that make preparing fried (or unfried) foods easy. Don’t forget to like our Facebook page to watch LIVE cooking demos of some of these recipes! Find free and downloadable Hanukkah activities, recipes, story ideas, books and more on the PJ Library Hanukkah hub. Hanukkah Nutella Pocket (Recipe courtesy of Jennifer Stempel/PJ Library) Ingredients: Vegetable OilWonton wrappersChocolate Hazelnut Spread (Nutella)Banana, sliced in rounds…
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