Two loving grandmothers bake a cake and set off to their granddaughter’s birthday celebration. On the way they pick up all sorts of needy people: a girl and her dog, a man holding strawberries, a young soldier. When the car comes to a sudden halt, a change in plans is required. Mutual ...
לפרטים נוספיםOne Little Chicken
כמה בעיות כבר יכולה לגרום תרנגולת אחת קטנה? תרנגולת קטנה הולכת לאיבוד. רבי חנינא בן דוסא ומשפחתו מוצאים אותה ומתנדבים לטפל בה עד שיגיע האדם שלו היא שייכת. הטיפול ...
לפרטים נוספיםBen Tzion and the First S’vivon (dreidle)
Many children invent words that are new and special. Sometimes their inventions are funny and sometimes clever – but most of them are forgotten with time. Ben-Tzion, the son of Eliezer Ben-Yehuda, didn’t imagine that to this day all of us would be using the name that he gave over one hundred ...
לפרטים נוספיםMrs. Biddlebox (In Hebrew, “Isadora, What a Day”)
One morning Isadora Biddlebox awakens to a gloomy day that begins when she gets up on the wrong side of the bed. How do we respond to a bad day? Isadora teaches us all an original lesson in coping with bad moods and annoyances.
לפרטים נוספיםMummy and Me
Duvshan (literally, "Honey-cake". In the English story he is called "Hum") loves to do all kinds of things with his Mummy. Together they play ball, work in the garden, color pictures together and cook.
לפרטים נוספיםThere’s No Such Thing as a Dragon
When a dragon shows up one morning at the Bixbee house, Billy wants to care for it, but his mother insists that it doesn’t even exist. Yet the more she tries to ignore the dragon, the larger the creature grows. What do you think? Was there or wasn’t there a dragon? Is there such a thing ...
לפרטים נוספיםUri’s Special Language
Uri is almost two years old, and is just learning to talk. The grown-ups in his family try their best to understand him, but don’t always succeed. The only one who can understand Uri is his big brother Yonatan. 5-year-old Yonatan can translate Uri’s special language for Ima and Abba.
לפרטים נוספיםLand of Preschool Children
The children in a kindergarten class are busy getting ready for Independence Day (Yom Ha'atzmaut) and have built their own country out of blocks. How will the children respond when a new friend asks to join their ready-made "country"? The story illustrates the complexity of the ingathering of the ...
לפרטים נוספיםAugustus and his Smile (Hebrew title: Prince’s Smile)
The tiger has lost his smile. He sets off on a journey to find it: He climbs high mountains, descends to the depths of the sea, prances across the desert and walks in the rain. As he splashes through a large puddle, the tiger discovers a wonderful surprise, right under his nose.
לפרטים נוספיםMole and the Baby Bird
"To everything there is a season…" (Ecclesiastes 3:1): Mole found a baby bird and lovingly cared for it. He built it a cage, played with it, and fed it, until it grew stronger. When the time came to set it free, it was difficult for Mole to let the baby bird fly off, but eventually he realized it ...
לפרטים נוספים