Kids Writing Practice Workbook: Jewish History in America
Paperback workbook by Ellie Tiemann
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Support Your Child’s Writing Practice with Inspiring Jewish Americans
Looking for a meaningful way to support your child’s writing development at school or at home? This engaging Jewish American Heroes Writing Workbook is perfect for homeschooling families, classroom teachers, and ELD teachers who want to combine history, reading comprehension, grammar, and handwriting practice—all in one easy-to-use resource.
Your student will discover famous Jewish Americans throughout U.S. history through kid-friendly lists that highlight simple facts about each individual. After reading, they’ll:
- Write complete sentences using the information provided
- Edit their own work for grammar and punctuation
- Create a final copy with neat handwriting
- Color a fun illustration of each historical figure as a reward
For more advanced learners, extend the activity by having them research the Jewish Americans and then write a full paragraph with connected sentences, promoting critical thinking and written expression.
A special pronouns reference page is included to help your child vary their sentence structure while reinforcing grammar skills.
Whether you're teaching elementary writing, supporting an English Language Learner (ELL), or celebrating Jewish American Heritage Month, this workbook is a great way to integrate language arts and social studies in a fun and educational way.
People Included: Asser Levy, Bilhah Abigail Levy Franks, Haym Salomon, Judah Touro, Rebecca Gratz, Penina Moïse, Levi Strauss, Emma Lazarus, Hinda Amchanitzky, Hannah Greenebaum Solomon, Lillian Wald, Albert Einstein, Rose Schneiderman, Ray Frank, Beatrice Alexander, Bob Marshall, Ezra Jack Keats, Bella Abzug, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Jeffrey Hoffman, Robert Lawrence Stine (R. L. Stine), Sally Priesand, Debbie Friedman
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