The Hebrew words “Mah Rabu” come from this text: Psalms 104:24: Mah Rabu Maasecha Hashem Kulam Bechachmah Asita Malah Haaretz Kinyanecha – How great/many are Your deeds Hashem, All of them You have made with wisdom –the earth is full of Your creations....... More

Note from the songwriter: The Priestly Benediction is a beautiful custom that comes from the text in Numbers 6:23–27 - but I have always been irked by the relative opacity of the language in the tradition....... More

Note from the songwriter: Shabbat! A wonderful gift! Remind people to let go of their typical stresses and enjoy the moment....... More

This song, inspired by the text of the V'ahavta (source text from Deuteronomny and Numbers) can be used to help student learn the meaning of the prayer....... More

Words and Music by Lisa Baydush, www....... More

Parachutes are a simple piece of equipment that are relatively cheap and can serve a lot of purposes....... More

Note from the songwriter: I have found that this song can be a powerful tool, even when the majority of children in a group are not yet verbal- the model that parents can provide by asking and reflecting is priceless....... More

Words and Music by Ellen Allard,www....... More

Words and Lyrics by Lisa Baydush, www....... More