On Simchat Torah we read the last Torah portion of Deutoronomy and proceed immediately to the first chapter of Genesis, 

reminding us that the Torah is a circle that never ends. This is a time of great celebration with singing and dancing

 as the Torah scrolls are carried around the synagogue.

 Listed below are CBS Library resources available to enhance your Simchat Torah festivities.

SIMCHAT TORAH TREASURES
CBS LIBRARY/LRC RESOURCES
Pre-School, Kindergarten, First, and Second Grades
Title	Author
It's Sukkah Time (Sukkot and Simchat Torah)	Kropf, Latifa Berry
Sammy Spider's First Simchat Torah	Rouss, Sylvia A.
Sukos and Simchas Torah	Cedarbaum, Sophia N.
Sukkot Treasure Hunt: Sukkot and Simchat Torah	Ofanansky, Allison
When Zaydeh Danced on Eldridge Street	Rael, Elsa Okon
Aleph and Bet Classes
Jewish Holidays Cookbook: Festive Meals for Celebrating the Year	Bloomfield, Jill
My Jewish Holiday Fun Book	Koffsky, Ann D.
My Very Own Simchat Torah Book	Saypol, Judyth Robbins
On Sukkot and Simchat Torah	Fishman, Cathy Goldberg
Poems for Jewish Holidays	Livingston, Myra Cohen
Simchat Torah: A Family Celebration	Abrams, Judith Z.
Sukkot and Simhat Torah	Schlein, Miriam
Ten Holiday Jewish Children's Stories	Goldin, Barbara Diamond
When Zaydeh Danced on Eldridge Street	Rael, Elsa Okon
Gimel, Daled, and Hay Classes
Jewish Holidays Cookbook: Festive Meals for Celebrating the Year	Bloomfield, Jill
Poems for Jewish Holidays	Livingston, Myra
Understanding Jewish Holidays and Customs	Scharfstein, Sol
A Year of Jewish Stories: 52 Tales for Children and Their Families	Maisel, Grace
Adult Books
The Jewish Holiday Home Companion	Mandelkern, Nicolas D.
The Sukkot and Simhat Torah Anthology	Goodman, Philip