One More Place at the Table
There's a new girl in Leah's class, and she eats lunch alone. Leah learns that there's almost always room for one more, if you pull up a chair.
Best for ages 6 to 8. Younger kids can listen along with a parent.
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For weekdays: the car, bedtime, a quiet afternoon. This is a made-up story, and Leah and Benny are characters we created. Narrated with a computer-generated voice.
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This is a story from Anafeam Kids. It's called One More Place at the Table.
Leah and Benny Adler aren't real people. We made them up. But maybe you know someone just like them.
On Monday morning, there was a new girl in Leah's class.
She had a long curly ponytail, a purple backpack that still had the price tag on it, and a look on her face like she was standing at the edge of a swimming pool, trying to decide if the water was cold.
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This story goes with the Shabbat Together kit Kindness: Make Room for One More.