While bananas are not normally something you find associated with Hanukkah, this year we have good reason for you to reconsider- Bananagrams have gone Hebrew.
This awesome modern word game already exists in English and in Spanish so we’re excited to see Hebrew Bananagrams in time for the holidays.
I
mainly love Bananagrams because it’s a game I can beat my mother (the
queen of Scrabble) at. But besides that, it is a great game for the
family, which after all is a big part of what the holidays are all
about. Plus, it travels in a banana bag, both clever and fashion
forward. Nice.
mainly love Bananagrams because it’s a game I can beat my mother (the
queen of Scrabble) at. But besides that, it is a great game for the
family, which after all is a big part of what the holidays are all
about. Plus, it travels in a banana bag, both clever and fashion
forward. Nice.
Hanukkah will be here before you know it
and this could be a great gift for a Yiddish-speaking grandparent, or a
kid of Bar Mitzvah age who could use a study break. -Stephanie M
and this could be a great gift for a Yiddish-speaking grandparent, or a
kid of Bar Mitzvah age who could use a study break. -Stephanie M
Hebrew Bananagrams will soon be available in stores nationwide but for now you can order this alternate version at Levine Judaica which ships in December.
