Grade 1—Kitah alef, November 22,
2015
Thank you so much, parents, for
attending and supporting our incredible Family Hanukkah Program today! It was a wonderful day for learning together!
First, breakfast and a discussion
about Jacob and his children, we joined the other classes for tefillah and
singing a few Hanukkah melodies. Thank you,
Noam from grade 7 who helped us during breakfast.
Back in class, we studied Hebrew,
first reviewing earlier letters, then learning our new letter: Our Hebrew
letter this week was ה, hay. Some words that
begin with ה are Havdalah, har (mountain), haggadah, and Yom Huledet
(birthday).
After blessings and snack, we met
the parents and day-school families in the social hall, for the program. Jacqueline Serebrani-Kesner first retold the
Hanukkah story. Then children began
fashioning their lanterns with their parents.
As they formed the clay and shaped it around the glass, each group discussed
values—family, courage, friends, freedom, etc.
Painting was next.
Everyone really enjoyed the activity.
Happy Thanksgiving. The next Sunday class is December
13.
Esther and Tzipporah (Judy
and Cheryl)
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