BOOK 3
The New Siddur Program
By Pearl and Norman Tarnor

The unique format of Book 3 recognizes students' ability to work more directly and actively with prayer material than ever before. Each lesson begins with a prayer. Reading exercises continue to promote siddur fluency, while grammar exercises bolster vocabulary comprehension with a strong emphasis on roots, suffixes, and prefixes. Each lesson concludes with a traditional story that illustrates the theme of the prayer. Stories include: Why did King Solomon build the Holy Temple in Jerusalem? How did Rabbi Hillel show his love for God through Torah study? Why did Rabbi Akiba study Torah in the face of great personal danger? How did Rabbi Joshua teach a Roman king that there is only one God? Upon completing Book 3, students will have achieved basic prayer literacy. They will have learned all of the prayers in the Shabbat Morning Service, selections from the Friday Evening Service, and blessings recited at home. Teacher's Edition        Word Cards (144 card set) Title-at-a-Glance New Siddur Program Book 3 Grades 2-7 128 pages 7¼" x 9¼" Full color 100 illustrations Includes activities       Also take a look at.... Information about the entire New Siddur Program Torah Skills Workbook Understand selected Torah words and phrases, find chapter and verse in the Torah, and recognize Torah script. This workbook helps prepare students for bar and bat mitzvah. It can be used independently of the textbook. Curriculum Call-Out Give your students a taste of Torah in 6th and 7th grades with Parashat Hashavua.