V'shinantam L'vanecha: The Wonder of Marking Sacred Time Through Blessing

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This curriculum guide, designed for parents of 1st time preschool children, addresses the need for a stronger connection between home and school and works to strengthen this bridge.  The goal of the guide is to foster in families a greater awe and wonder of sacred time using existing blessings as well as original blessings created by the family.  

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This curriculum guide was created by Rabbi Zach Zysman, 2014 graduate of Hebrew Union College's School of Education. It was designed for families of first-time preschoolers.

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  • Early Childhood
  • Family Engagement

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