[ha-Safran] Holiday spine labels

[Susan Kusel]

Hi everyone,
   I'm searching for subject labels to put on the spines of holiday books in 
our children's collection. I was able to find Hanukkah labels and a generic 
"Jewish holiday" label through Brodart and Demco. I was wondering if anyone has 
a source for additional holidays such as Passover and Purim. Thanks for any 
help.
-Susan

Susan Kusel
Librarian
Temple Rodef Shalom
2100 Westmoreland Street
Falls Church, VA 22043
(703) 532-2217
sku...@templerodefshalom.org

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Re: [ha-Safran] Holocaust Literature for Grades 4-8

[Susan Dubin]

That is also one of my favorites. I think reading about the Partisans is 
extremely important. I also like Bracha Weisbarth’s book about her brother in 
the partisans.
suzi

From: Stahl, Sheryl 
Sent: Monday, December 17, 2012 8:11 PM
To: Robin Gluck ; Hasafran@lists.service.ohio-state.edu 
Subject: Re: [ha-Safran] Holocaust Literature for Grades 4-8

One of my favorites is Unce Misha's partisans / Uri Suhl.



sheryl




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Subject: [ha-Safran] Holocaust Literature for Grades 4-8


Hello, 

We are thinking of changes some of the class novels our students read about the 
Holocaust.  Here are the novels students read now:

4th Jacob's Rescue
5th Number of the Stars
6th Devil's Arithmetic
7th The Wave
8th Night

We are considering changing to Diary of Anne Frank for seventh grade and Shadow 
on the Mountain for sixth.  If you have any suggestions, I would be very 
interested.

Thank you,

 
Robin Gluck

510-531-8600
www.ohds.org

School videos:  http://www.ohds.org/video.php 




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[ha-Safran] FREE: Heritage Preservation Offers Free Online Courses on Preserving Archival Collections

[Stephanie L Gross]

Heritage Preservation Offers Free Online Courses on Preserving Archival 
Collections


The Connecting to Collections Online 
Community, a joint project of Heritage 
Preservation, the American Association 
for State and Local History, and 
IMLS, is offering a full series of free, online webinars 
about the preservation of archival and historical collections.

The new series Caring for Yesterday's 
Treasures-Today features 
a number of courses on a variety of preservation topics (full list below). Each 
course includes 4-6 90-minute webinars. Participants attending all the webinars 
in a course and completing homework assignments will receive a certificate of 
completion.

Registration is free and the first course begins on January 9, 2013. Program 
details are available 
online and the full 
press release is copied below.

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Heritage Preservation is proud to announce Caring for Yesterdays Treasures 
Today, a new series of 
free, online courses about the preservation of archival and historical 
collections. Tailored to meet the needs and schedules of staff and volunteers 
at libraries and archives, each course includes four to six 90-minute, 
interactive webinars presented by preservation experts.

Libraries and archives shoulder an immense responsibility to protect and 
preserve Americas treasures. According to A Public Trust at Risk: The Heritage 
Health Index Report on the State of Americas 
Collections, libraries 
hold 63% or about 3 billion of the 4.8 billion collection items in the United 
States. Archives hold another 360 million artifacts. The survey also revealed:
*78% of libraries and 70% of archives have no emergency plan to protect 
collections with staff trained to carry it out.
*Almost half of public libraries with rare or archival collections have 
no staff assigned to preservation tasks.
*Archives and libraries have significant photograph and audio-visual 
collections and, increasingly, digital materials.
*Tuition and travel costs can be an obstacle for professional 
development.

The courses for Caring for Yesterdays Treasures Today will address these issues 
and more. Participants are encouraged to submit specific questions about 
collections care to ensure that the courses are directly relevant to their 
needs.

The series will be conducted via the Connecting to Collections Online 
Community. Each course will have its own Web page with handouts and links to 
additional resources. When each course concludes, participants will be able to 
continue the conversation with instructors and classmates via the Connecting to 
Collections Online Community.

Participants will earn a certificate of completion if they attend all the 
webinars in a course and submit simple homework assignments. Although 
registration is free of charge, to enable participants to adjust their work 
schedules and to indicate an institutional commitment to improve collections 
care, we ask that participants submit a permission form signed by their 
supervisor to attend these courses.

Course Schedule:
*Collections Care Basics: Where Do I Begin? - January 9, 10, 15, 16, 
17, and 23, 2013 (all webinars at 2:00 3:30 p.m. Eastern)
*Risk Evaluation: First Step in Disaster Planning - February 5, 7, 12, 
and 14, 2013 (all webinars at 2:00 3:30 p.m. Eastern)
*Protecting Your Collections: Writing a Disaster Response Plan - March 
5, 7, 12, and 14, 2013 (all webinars at 2:00 3:30 p.m. Eastern)
*Caring for Digital Materials: Preventing a Digital Dark Age - five 
90-minute webinars in April 2013 (dates and times TBA)
*Caring for Photographic Materials - five 90-minute webinars in May 
2013 (dates and times TBA)

Courses on caring for audiovisual materials, fundraising for collections care, 
and outreach activities for collections care are planned for fall 2013.

Caring for Yesterdays Treasures Today is made possible through an Institute of 
Museum and Library Services Laura Bush 21st Century Librarian Continuing 
Education grant to Heritage Preservation. The website and webinars are produced 
by Learning Times.

Find Heritage Preservation on: Heritage Preservation 1012 14th St., NW, Suite 
1200 Washington, DC 20005 202-233-0800 
www.heritagepreservation.org

--
Jefferson Bailey
Strategic Initiatives Manager
Metropolitan New York Library Council (METRO)
212.228.2320 x115


Stephanie (Sara Leah) Gross
MSLIS, MATESOL

Chair, AJL Mentoring
Member,  AJL Librarianship and Education Committee
Pollack Library
Yeshiva University
500 West 185th Street
New York NY 10033-3229
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[ha-Safran] video or youtube

[Beverly Geller]

Dear Safranim-a student is looking for a video or youtube  that she saw a few 
years ago where an animated map of the United States showed what it would look 
like if land were to be "given back" to the Native Americans it was taken from. 
 (It was in a comparison to Israel)

I have been unable to locate this.  If anyone recognizes this description, I 
would appreciate hearing from you.

Thanks in advance.

Beverly Geller
Librarian
The Frisch School
120 West Century Road
Paramus, NJ 07652
(201) 267-9100 X214

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Re: [ha-Safran] Holocaust Literature for Grades 4-8

[fredis...@aol.com]

A reminder for Robin --
 
Yuri Suhl's book  was one of the first Sydney Taylor Award winners (1973).  The 
writing may not be easy for today's kids, though it's always a worthwhile book.


Fred Isaac 
Temple Sinai
Oakland, CA 


-Original Message-
From: Susan Dubin 
To: Stahl, Sheryl ; Robin Gluck ; Hasafran 

Sent: Tue, Dec 18, 2012 10:36 am
Subject: Re: [ha-Safran] Holocaust Literature for Grades 4-8



That is also one of my favorites. I think reading about the Partisans is 
extremely important. I also like Bracha Weisbarth’s book about her brother in 
the partisans.
suzi

 

From: Stahl, Sheryl 
Sent: Monday, December 17, 2012 8:11 PM
To: Robin Gluck ; Hasafran@lists.service.ohio-state.edu 
Subject: Re: [ha-Safran] Holocaust Literature for Grades 4-8

 

One of my favorites is Unce Misha's partisans / Uri Suhl.
 
sheryl


From: hasafran-bounces+sstahl=huc@lists.service.ohio-state.edu 
[hasafran-bounces+sstahl=huc@lists.service.ohio-state.edu] on behalf of 
Robin Gluck [rgl...@ohds.org]
Sent: Monday, December 17, 2012 3:00 PM
To: Hasafran@lists.service.ohio-state.edu
Subject: [ha-Safran] Holocaust Literature for Grades 4-8



Hello, 
 
We are thinking of changes some of the class novels our students read about the 
Holocaust.  Here are the novels students read now:
 
4th Jacob's Rescue
5th Number of the Stars
6th Devil's Arithmetic
7th The Wave
8th Night
 
We are considering changing to Diary of Anne Frank for seventh grade and Shadow 
on the Mountain for sixth.  If you have any suggestions, I would be very 
interested.
 
Thank you,

 
Robin Gluck

510-531-8600
www.ohds.org

School videos:  http://www.ohds.org/video.php 
 



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[ha-Safran] Book on Brandeis Bardin Institute

[Jackie BenEfraim]

Shalom Le-Kulam,

Please see the information below on how to order the new book on the history 
of the Brandeis-Bardin Institute and how it influenced Jewish life in 
Southern California. We hope you'll add a copy to your library's collection.





History of the Brandeis-Bardin Institute
Preserved for Future Generations

  There is an extraordinary place in the hills of Simi Valley, 
California where Jews of all ages and from around the world come for 
self-exploration and discovery of their own distinct voice and identity 
relative to Judaism.  It is one of the most impactful institutions ever to 
appear on the landscape of American Jewish life.
  If you were fortunate enough to have had this experience, or even 
if you have not, the recently published The Brandeis-Bardin Institute: A 
Living History is a must read.  The story begins in the 1930’s when the 
fortuitous connection between Dr. Shlomo Bardin and United States Supreme 
Court Justice Louis D. Brandeis led Dr. Bardin to create an innovative 
summer program whose purpose was to arouse a spark in college students that 
would awaken a positive attitude toward their Jewish culture and tradition.
  It goes on to chronicle the evolution and dynamic history of the 
Institute from its humble beginnings through the creation of such notable 
programs as Camp Alonim for young children and House of the Book, a pioneer 
in adult Jewish education.  
  Each chapter follows in chronological order and is filled with 
vibrant and amusing historical photos, and intertwined in the narrative are 
contributions of artists, scholars, and supporters, all of whom felt deeply 
connected to the Institute.
 This book is a labor of love born out of the dedication of four 
women whose lives were indelibly marked by their many decades of involvement 
with the Institute. To ensure that the institution’s history would not be 
lost, they founded the Brandeis-Bardin History Project, and within it a 
committee to oversee the writing of the book.  All four founders--Ms. Rita 
Chotiner, Ms. Elaine Gill, Ms. Mickey Wapner, and Ms. Betty Weiner--served 
on the committee and invited educator Dr. Bruce Powell, a longtime 
participant and scholar of Dr. Bardin’s methodology, to join them.
  The author, Jenna Leventhal, is the coordinator of research 
efforts at the Boston History and Innovation Collaborative. Her work in 
public history includes documenting histories of nonprofit organizations, 
developing museum exhibits, and producing historical documentaries.
  Copies are available for purchase by calling 805.582.4450 or 
ajula.edu/bbihistory.


Have a winter break,



Jackie

Jackie Ben-Efraim

Special Collections Librarian

Ostrow Library

American Jewish University

15600 Mulholland Drive

Bel Air, CA 90077

(310) 476-9777 ext. 238
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[ha-Safran] Purchasing children's books in Israel

[Robbin Katzin]

Can anyone recommend a bookstore in Jerusalem with a nice selection of Israeli 
children's books?  I am planning to purchase some books for my school library 
on 
our upcoming trip.

Robbin Katzin
Hillel Torah North Suburban Day School Library
Skokie, IL
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Re: [ha-Safran] Purchasing children's books in Israel

[Amalia Warshenbrot]

Robin,
Books in Hebrew are available in Steimazki and Zomet  S’fareem in great 
discounts.
Amalia Warshenbrot

From: Robbin Katzin 
Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2012 2:35 PM
To: Hasafran 
Subject: [ha-Safran] Purchasing children's books in Israel
Can anyone recommend a bookstore in Jerusalem with a nice selection of Israeli 
children's books?  I am planning to purchase some books for my school library 
on our upcoming trip.

Robbin Katzin
Hillel Torah North Suburban Day School Library
Skokie, IL




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[ha-Safran] Holocuast books for grades 4-8

[Lois Ruby]

Gee, I was hoping someone would recommend my book so I wouldn't have to toot my 
own horn, but here goes. I suggest Shanghai Shadows, a novel about the 20,000 
Jewish refugees who escaped to China and spent the duration of the war in 
Shanghai, under Japanese occupation. It's a little-known story and a welcome (I 
hope) departure from the European angle. The Jews in Shanghai weren't targeted 
for extermination, but they were forced into a ghetto, where they formed a rich 
and varied culture under extremely difficult circumstances. 


Thanks for considering the book ... 


Lois 


LOIS RUBY 
Author of 
Steal Away Home 
The Secret of Laurel Oaks 
Strike! Mother Jones and the Colorado Coal Field War 
www.loisruby.com 
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Re: [ha-Safran] Holocuast books for grades 4-8

[Susan Dubin]

Lois, I do recommend your book here in Las Vegas at the Holocaust Resource 
Center. We have several survivors in this area who were in Shanghai, and your 
book is a perfect introduction when they go to speak.
Thanks for putting it out there!
Suzi Dubin

From: Lois Ruby 
Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2012 12:45 PM
To: Hasafran@lists.service.ohio-state.edu 
Subject: [ha-Safran] Holocuast books for grades 4-8

Gee, I was hoping someone would recommend my book so I wouldn't have to toot my 
own horn, but here goes.  I suggest Shanghai Shadows, a novel about the 20,000 
Jewish refugees who escaped to China and spent the duration of the war in 
Shanghai, under Japanese occupation.  It's a little-known story and a welcome 
(I hope) departure from the European angle.  The Jews in Shanghai weren't 
targeted for extermination, but they were forced into a ghetto, where they 
formed a rich and varied culture under extremely difficult circumstances. 

Thanks for considering the book ...

Lois


LOIS RUBY
Author of 
Steal Away Home 
The Secret of Laurel Oaks 
Strike! Mother Jones and the Colorado Coal Field War  
www.loisruby.com




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