The Road through the Rain - Bondareva, Dasha
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rBeautifully illustrated collection of Modern Hebrew poems for children with English translations. The poems are ideal for native Hebrew speakers and beginning learners of all ages. The poems in 'The Road Through the Rain' are ideal for practising reading in Hebrew and learning core vocabulary. The poems are very rhythmic, making them fun to read and easy to remember. Learners will quickly be able to develop confidence and fluency. The book is ideal for teaching the Hebrew words for animals, with poems about rhinos, swans, hedgehogs, beavers and horses, to name just a few. Nature throughout…mehr

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rBeautifully illustrated collection of Modern Hebrew poems for children with English translations. The poems are ideal for native Hebrew speakers and beginning learners of all ages. The poems in 'The Road Through the Rain' are ideal for practising reading in Hebrew and learning core vocabulary. The poems are very rhythmic, making them fun to read and easy to remember. Learners will quickly be able to develop confidence and fluency. The book is ideal for teaching the Hebrew words for animals, with poems about rhinos, swans, hedgehogs, beavers and horses, to name just a few. Nature throughout the seasons is celebrated, from looking at rainbows in the sky to cherry trees dressed in white. The delightful English translations can be enjoyed in their own right or used to help learners develop their knowledge of the Hebrew language. The beautiful illustrations make the book a joy to look at and share with others. It would make a perfect present for Chanukah or a bar or bat mitzvah child.
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Dasha Bondareva is a Ukrainian national currently living in the United Kingdom. Before she and her mother had to leave Kyiv due to the war, Dasha taught Hebrew at the Kyiv Center for Progressive Judaism 'Hatikvah' in Kyiv. She now teaches Hebrew to Cheder children at Milton Keynes & District Reform Synagogue.Dasha learned Hebrew when she lived in Israel for two years in Haifa and later on Kibbutz Metzer. When she returned to Kyiv, she started writing Hebrew poems because she missed speaking Hebrew and thought poetry would be a great way of helping children learn Hebrew.The poems have now been translated into English to make them more accessible to English speakers wanting to learn Hebrew.