Noah loves summer camp, including kickball, arts and crafts, and singing Shabbat songs. But he does NOT love the pool . . . until he learns about the camp swim-a-thon, and how he can help other kids enjoy camp, too. Includes a note for families about courage and tzedakah.

Passover Companion Keeps Kids Focused on the Seder Build anticipation before Passover and then follow along during the seder. Frogs in the Bed is a combination story and activity book built around key moments in the seder to encourage young children to participate, no matter which haggadah you use. A humorously illustrated version of the popular seder song "One Morning (the Frog Song)" is followed by activities that connect children to touchpoints in the seder. Each page draws children's attention back to the seder, encouraging their active participation and helping them understand what's happening around them. Sing along to "One Morning (The Frog Song)" Explore seder plate symbols Recite the Four Questions Munch some matzah shapes Solve the afikoman maze Create pre-holiday crafts Welcome Elijah with a sparkly cup Plus: make your own jumping frog!

On the Sabbath, a lion searches for his animal friends to wish them "Shabbat Shalom!"

Illustrations and easy-to-read text portray the biblical story of Creation through colors God used each day.

Abby and her parents have moved to Israel, where they've always dreamed of living. Abby's excited about her new home, but she misses her grandma. As they exchange letters and emails, Abby tells about her new life-learning Hebrew, eating falafel, and floating in the Dead Sea. And through the long dry summer, as she looks forward to the first rain of autumn, she misses how she and Grandma used to splash and play on rainy days. Finally, one morning, Abby hears the long-awaited ping ping ping on the roof. And then something even more wonderful happens. Kathryn Mitter's bright paintings perfectly complement Charlotte Herman's appealing story of the love between a grandma and a little girl.

Dino’s adventures continue as he boards a plane for Israel. He munches on falafel, tucks a message high up on the Western Wall, and invites a friendly camel to go snorkeling in Eilat. Kids will chuckle at his comic escapades as a tourist.