The Children's Chumash is an applied Torah learning system.
 
Parsha by Parsha, scaffolded language and comprehension skill building with visual organization tools applied to live Chumash text. Learning is meaningful and relevant leading to independent mastery.​ Each Parsha moves up in level. Optional Assessments and Flashcards. (Assessments must be checked off when adding textbooks to cart).
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Less Teacher Prep
Ready made lesson structure and assessment, clear pacing.
 
Better Textual Independence ​​
​​Students learn to navigate and decode text.
 
Greater Curriculum Coverage ​​
​​Pages are designed to move quickly and produce faster aquisition, fostering greater curriclum coverage.
 
Classroom Engagement 
Visual organizational tools and interactive design reduces confusion and structures instruction.
 
 
New For Parshas Vayishlach:
Parshas Vayishlach introduces a brand new format beginning a new grade level.
 
Parshas Vayishlach begins dikduk rules of translation order, tense, and Semichus (juxtaposition). More questions have been added for each unit as well as 2-3 Rashis per unit with the translation on top of each word of Rashi. Shoroshim and Illustrations/comics are unique to Parshas Vayishlach.
 
Vocabulary preparation activites are on the page of the Pesukim with old Dikduk rules referenced on the page. Picture linking has moved up a notch to match open ended picture elements and text instead of matching controlled text and elements. Controlled Lessons and drawing with character building help develop emotional intelligence and enhance observance of Torah and Mitzvos.
 
The theme of the Parsha is Eisav acknowledging Yaakov's claim to his father Yitzchak's Berachos and the beginning of the fulfillment of those Berachos. This theme has been expressed throughout the Parsha through the many illustrations and researched stories.
 
Stories include the full story of Yud Tes Kislev, the Volozhyn Yeshiva, Purim Chevron, The Chashmonai (Chanukah) Heroine and a well researched story of Gog Umagog.
 
 
Softcover: 274 pages
Language: Hebrew / English
ISBN: 978-1-944605-56-8
 
 
It is against Halacha and civil law to reproduce, photocopy, or replicate any portion of this book in any capacity without express written permission from the publisher.