Three new FREE printables this week

Three new printables this week, free and fun!

1) Parsha Worksheets. First, for Parshas Vaeira, a 3-page printable that includes a one-page overview of the parsha story (same as the one I wrote last year), a narration / illustration page for the child to complete with or without help, and a cute mini-book (taken from the Pesach lapbook) with a song for learning the Ten Makkos / Ten Plagues (to the tune of “This Old Man”) in Hebrew or English, which can be cut out and pasted onto the narration page as a keepsake and memory aid.

2) Letter Gimel Cut/Paste. Second, this is part of Gavriel Zev’s alef bais explorations now that we’re up to gimel, a simple sheet that lets kids decide if an object is “gadol” (which starts with gimel) or “katan”. I made this for Naomi Rivka, but Gavriel Zev loves cutting and pasting so much…!

3) Canadian Currency Posters. I almost forgot! These Canadian currency posters appeared here during Chanukah last year, but I have updated them with a more general look and feel. They are in .docx format, so you can modify them in any way you like!

Enjoy!!!

To download the Gadol/Katan cut-paste worksheet or the Canadian currency posters, plus dozens (hundreds?) of other General Studies printables in Hebrew and English – including science, art and music resources, Ambleside composers and artists, click here and scroll down.
For parsha worksheets and other Limudei Kodesh (Jewish Studies) activities including weekly parsha copywork and holiday resources, click here.

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