New Rosh Hashanah Bingo Game Nurtures Family Laughter and Learning

WINCHESTER, Va. - Aug. 26, 2014 - PRLog -- A just-released Jewish High Holidays game from http://JewishHolidaysInABox.com brings families a new way to anticipate and celebrate Rosh Hashanah, which begins this year on Wednesday evening, September 24. Rosh Hashanah Bingo, designed for five (four players plus one caller), invites all the generations to sit around a table and play this fast-paced game that also teaches 18 different holiday symbols.

Building positive memories for even the youngest in the family, the Rosh Hashanah Bingo game teaches far more than how fish and pomegranates and doves fit into the holiday narrative.  It supports family connectedness, good sportsmanship, and opportunities for relaxed communication.

Available from Amazon.com for under $15 with free shipping for Prime members, Rosh Hashanah Bingo is a visual match game that is fun for children as young as 2-1/2 and comes with How to Play Rosh Hashanah Bingo instructions, explanation of symbols, four bingo boards, and 18 playing cards. Printed on aqueous coated cards, the game is durable for years of play.

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Founder Ellen Zimmerman says, “With so many electronic devices competing for our attention, I think it’s more important than ever to explore ways to play together. I believe strongly in Dr. Marie Hartwell Walker’s assertion that ‘Families that can have fun together on a regular basis create an emotional bank of good memories and positive feelings.’”

Jewish Holidays In A Box is the brainchild of marketer/teacher/writer Ellen Zimmerman who creates games, boxed kits, parent packs, and Hebrew blessings tutorials that are available through Amazon.com, as well as downloadable guides available through JewishHolidaysInABox.com to help parents find more joy celebrating Jewish holidays. She focuses on empowering Jewish and interfaith families to customize Rosh Hashanah, Passover, Hanukkah, and Shabbat home celebrations that are right for them. Ellen offers free tips through her weekly blog, "Simply Celebrating!," her Facebook page (http://facebook.com/JewishHolidaysInABox), and her Pinterest boards (http://pinterest.com/JewishHolidays).