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New Older-Kid Parsha Workbooks: Yisro & Mishpatim

For more information about these, please click here.

Meanwhile, I have uploaded the new workbook for Yisro and will do the same for Mishpatim later on today (done!).

Here are samples from Yisro:

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And from Mishpatim:

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As before, this is a work in progress at a busy time.  That means I’m very distracted and I want to know if I’ve made mistakes.  I’d even love just a quick note to let me know how old your child(ren) is/are and which bits are most helpful.

  • To download these and hundreds of other Limudei Kodesh (Jewish) printables – including weekly parsha copywork and holiday resources, click here.  (search for “workbooks”)
  • For General Studies printables, including science, art and music resources in Hebrew and English, Ambleside, composer and artist resources, click here.
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  1. kathleenFebruary 01, 2013 10:34 AM

    Forgot to write which bits are the most helpful :-)
    The list of words in the parsha is really helpful and the notes about In the Torah..the exercises that involve word recognition are as well.
    I like that there is the Hebrew and English line by line to read from, that is very helpful!

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  2. TziviaFebruary 01, 2013 11:05 AM

    Thanks for the feedback!

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