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Sammy Spider's Passover Shapes
Sammy Spider celebrates Passover with his friend Josh Shapiro, enjoying the kid-friendly holiday customs.
12 pages, Board Book
First published January 1, 2017
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February 7, 2017
This review is meant for parents, teachers, and other people that work with children to read.
Sammy is hanging around the Shapiro family again, this time watching them get ready for Passover (Pesach). While they are cleaning he makes spider webs in different shapes of items that relate to Passover. After all the webs that the spider makes, Sammy wonders if spiders can celebrate Passover. The spider's mom replies in a way that will probably make many children smile.
This is a short book that will help children learn about basic shapes and also about items that are often included in Passover. I like that some words associated with Passover are highlighted in blue, I feel like that will give teachers and parents a chance to pause to explain those words better. I also like that the pages of the book are hard because I think the book will last longer in a classroom because of that.
I received this book free for the purpose of reviewing it.
Sammy is hanging around the Shapiro family again, this time watching them get ready for Passover (Pesach). While they are cleaning he makes spider webs in different shapes of items that relate to Passover. After all the webs that the spider makes, Sammy wonders if spiders can celebrate Passover. The spider's mom replies in a way that will probably make many children smile.
This is a short book that will help children learn about basic shapes and also about items that are often included in Passover. I like that some words associated with Passover are highlighted in blue, I feel like that will give teachers and parents a chance to pause to explain those words better. I also like that the pages of the book are hard because I think the book will last longer in a classroom because of that.
I received this book free for the purpose of reviewing it.
March 5, 2017
Sammy Spider is at it again. He is watching the Shapiro family prepare for Passover. He spins webs that look like a matzah, Seder plate and even a special star. Young readers will learn various shapes from Sammy’s webs. Circles, squares and triangles will be fun to find and identify.
Kar-Ben publishing, with the help of author Sylvia A. Rouss and illustrator Katherine Janus Kahn have created a story introducing toddlers to Passover. This sturdy board book with artful pictures is an excellent way to teach toddlers how to enjoy books.
Kar-Ben publishing, with the help of author Sylvia A. Rouss and illustrator Katherine Janus Kahn have created a story introducing toddlers to Passover. This sturdy board book with artful pictures is an excellent way to teach toddlers how to enjoy books.
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