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Alli & Elisheva's Kitah Dalet: Prayers for Peace
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Tuesday, May 5, 2015. After studying Tefillah for a year together, it's obvious that the Kitah Dalet students are deep thinkers who are ready for peace in our busy ever changing world. Here are their words from our Tefillah journal Sunday May 3rd. I hope that there is peace in the world and no war will happen because they need to end soon. That there are no fights in my family like with my brother and sister and that we find a way not to argue. Blessed are you ADONAI our GOD. Let there be peace throu...
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Alli & Elisheva's Kitah Dalet: Back in action....
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Sunday, January 18, 2015. Sorry to be late with the new post. I (Morah Elishva) was out for weeks with bronchitis and Morah Alli was snowed under working for two. (Morah Gayle helped out a lot! We hope to be back to weekly or bi-weekly posts now. Our study of Hebrew and T'fillot is ongoing. Students need to practice at home with Berman House. It would also be VERY helpful if students practiced Hebrew reading and writing. Morah Alli will be sending more information shortly. Click below for link:. Websites...
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Andy's 10th Grade Class
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Wednesday, October 26, 2011. As we continue our journey. Our class focused this week on bullying. Statistics share that:. 75 percent of people in the world are bullied. 75 percent of people in the world are the ones doing the bullying. The scary part is the 85 percent that serve as the bystanders. They do nothing to help stop the bullying. Our class spent time identifying groups that bully and discussed why they do what they do. We also gave some examples of ways to not be a bystander.
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Alli & Elisheva's Kitah Dalet: Purim fun
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Tuesday, February 17, 2015. Kitah Dalet has created a Purim program which we will video on Sunday. The video will be shown at the Purim Seuda, and perhaps posted online. The script for the program is at right, under homework. (Note - some students chose to create art or to run sound effects or to do other off-camera work. It is truly a class project, however, with everyone having input.). We have scheduled hamantaschen baking as well! An early Happy Purim to you all. Then onwards to Pesach.
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Alli & Elisheva's Kitah Dalet: Coming soon......
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Friday, January 30, 2015. On Tuesday we'll be running a Tu B'Shevat Seder for the 2nd and 3rd grades. If your family would like to use our seder booklet, please email me and I will send you a copy. (The copy is our generic seder, not quite the personalized one we'll be presenting.). Our Tzedaka cause is now the Israeli Cancer Research Fund, which has financed many scientific breakthroughs and treatments. Cancer has touched most all our lives. This is a chance to do something to save lives. Shalom for now,.
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Andy's 10th Grade Class: Confirmation Class, October 30, 2011
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Sunday, October 30, 2011. Confirmation Class, October 30, 2011. In class today, we watched "Left Luggage". Ask your student what they thought of the film. Posted by Andrew Schwebel. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Andy's 10th Grade Class: October 16, 2011
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Wednesday, October 19, 2011. October 16, 2011. Who am I' is a question that each of us asks some time in our life. In answering, we define ourselves. The Confirmation students had an opportunity to create an "Identity Chart". They were asked what words help define them. We shared the story of: "The Bear that wasn't". You can preview the youtube presentation at: The Bear That Wasn't. Posted by Andrew Schwebel. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
