B"H
Morah Robin's Judaic
Newsletter: Sept. 28th
Shalom Second Grade
Parents,
I hope you had a
meaningful Yom Kippur and although these past two weeks were not complete ones,
we did manage to get a lot done in our second grade Judaic classroom.
We learned about Rosh
Hashana, as you saw from your child's Rosh Hashana packets. I was so happy to
see that so many students were able to answer most of the 10 questions I posted
in my last newsletter. Thank you parents for returning my letter signed and
with comments. I enjoyed reading them all. We
also learned about Yom Kippur and that packet will be going home today
in your child's Take Home Folder. We are still working on our Succot packet and
as this goes to print have not yet finished. I plan to continue a bit during
Chol HaMoed when we have school next week. When we complete our study of Succot
that packet will also go home, so your child can share it with you. Today they will be bringing home a wonderful
decoration for your Succot: a mini succah! This can be hung from your succah or
can decorate your holiday table. One child suggested it can even be used to
store the "etrog". They are very excited about this new project and
we should be completing them today, so please look for them in your child's
backpack. In the midst of all our Chagim studies, we were also able to sneak in
a bit of Chumash this past week and learned what Hashem created on the third
day. You can ask your child, but since we haven't reviewed it lately, they
might have trouble remembering. ( "desheh" =grass,
"yabasha" =land, " eitsim" =trees, fruit trees). We will
need to review and continue as soon as time allows us, most probably after
Succot.
Today your child will
have another D'var Torah to share. Please encourage them and return signed and
decorated to hang in our Yofi Shel Parsha corner.
Please remember to empty
out your child's "leave at home
pocket" in his/her Take Home Folder. It helps keep us organized. Thank
you!
Wishing you a happy and
healthy Chag Succot!
Shabbat Shalom!
Morah Robin and Morah
Malca
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