Kindergarten Books – Sifriyat Pijama

PRE-K

A Chair Affair

Ido feels lonely in preschool until he uses his imagination to turn a chair into a vehicle, drawing others to join in a magical voyage to places far and wide – to Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, the desert, and Haifa. This book underscores the joy of playing together, introduces the geography of Israel and speaks to the power of imagination.

A Chair Affair

A Gift for Mama

Tina and her brother Tani each try to find a suitable present for Mamma and a suitable box in which to give it to her in this story of sibling relations that underscores how children at every age, and in their own way, can honor parents.

A Gift for Mama

What’s it like to be a Tree?

What's it like to be a Tree?

Big Wolf and Little Wolf

ספר החודש

Big Wolf and Little Wolf

A Girl all by Herself

Outside

Maybe, Possibly, Perhaps

One Last Story

KINDERGARTEN

A Tale of Three Nuts

Three nuts, a hidden secret in each one, save the day as they are passed from one person to another at opportune times. Each recipient in turn is glad to receive these mysterious nuts that arouse curiosity. This classic tale by the legendary Lea Goldberg raises questions about secrecy, what is true treasure and what brings us joy.

A Tale of Three Nuts

Strictly No Elephants

On Pet Club Day, cats and dogs and fish are allowed but the sign says “strictly no elephants.” When the club won’t admit a boy’s tiny pet elephant, he finds a solution—one that involves all kinds of unusual animals, just like his friends. In the end, the boy and his tiny pet elephant show them what it means to be a true friend, in a ←

Strictly No Elephants

Shusha

Mooha and Booha

ספר החודש

Mooha and Booha

The Suitcase

When a strange creature appears with a suitcase, he arouses the curiosity of other animals. What is inside that suitcase? When they it open, they begin to understand this stranger. A touching story about leaving a place and adapting to a new one, about the meaning of home and community.

The Suitcase

Tali is under the Table

This story was inspired by Rabbi Nachman of Breslov's: The Turkey Prince

Tali is under the Table

Two Brothers and the Temple Site

מאת Deborah Omer

Two Brothers and the Temple Site