Latkes, Latkes, Good to Eat: A Hanukkah Holiday Book for Kids (Send A Story)

In a public school, it's hard to walk that line between religion and secularism. This story is one of the ones I use because it's also good fun for the kids. My second graders love the repetition of the chorus and the boys getting in trouble. It's great for teaching inference too. I like any book where I can legitimately get any skill taught during the holiday wind-up period. The illustrations are also lovely.I used the Kindle Reader on my computer and my Interactive White board to project the book to the class. It was a new and interesting way to "read" the story to the class.

Love it , the story the pics everything

This lovely story can be shared with students of many different faiths. It lends itself beautifully to a younger audience. Every year, during the winter holidays, I search for that special book to inform children about Chanukah. This book was just delightful to use! The children were mesmerized by it! We had so much fun reading it together at my school library in Homestead, Florida. I just loved reading it aloud to the children. You should have seen their faces! You would have loved watching their expressions and shouts of joy as the story progressed.

Great story! I read it for a group of 2nd graders, most not Jewish, and they loved it! The boys particularly thought it a fun story.

A bit long for my first grade class, but a cute story about a Jewish girl who finds a magical pan from a mysterious woman that can make latkes.

My daughter's teacher read her this and I happened to be there during story time that day. It was cute. I had to buy it.

Very cute story for Chanukah at a great price point.

Latkes, Latkes, Good to Eat: A story of Chanukah. This was an excellent book for lower elementary grades to learn about Hanakah. Latkes, Latkes is easy to read as well for older more skilled students.