B”H
Morah
Robin’s Judaic Newsletter/ Oct. 26th
We had a
busy and productive week in our Second Grade Judaic classroom. We also enjoyed
beautiful, unusual spring like weather ( hence the ladybugs!). In
Chumash we completed our study of the six days of the Creation and will
sum up and review all the days next week with a new packet. We are also
completing our “Briah ( Creation) Albums” and will start a mini poster next
week where not only will we illustrate , but use the many words and phrases we
have learned in the course of our study of this parsha. We are due to begin Parshat Noah next week
and the children will be getting a new packet for that study. You will be able
to see the progress in our work just by comparing this packet to the previous
one on Bereisheet. In Noah there will be many more psukim that we will learn as
we take our learning up a notch in our Chumash classroom.
Our skits on
the midrash about the moon are coming along beautifully. We have one group
whose members all know their parts by heart! I have yet to choose which group/s
will be performing for other classes, but this group is certainly a strong
candidate. Please encourage your child to learn his/her part by heart, too.
Speaking of parts this weekend I will be busy working on a Chanuka skit for our
second graders. Hopefully it will be ready and given out sometime next week. We
continue learning from our Lehavin U’Lehaskil workbook which helps us develop
the skills necessary to be great Chumash detectives or what we will be calling”
Chumash Balash”. This week we learned that a verb in Hebrew is called a “poal”
and a noun is called a “shem etsem.” Next week we will begin our “search” and
understanding of “techiliot” ( prefixes).
Instead of our
usual Shabbat party , we will be watching a movie about Avraham as a young
child. Please encourage your child to share the D’var Torah about this week’s
parsha with you and sign and return it on Monday. Please take a look at your
child’s Take Home Folder. Their quiz and other work will be in the Leave at
Home packet. Please make sure these folders come back on Monday and every day.
Thank you
for your cooperation!
Have a
wonderful Shabbat!
Morah Robin
and Morah Malca
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