Rosh Hashana is coming soon! Hurray!
Daniel sees so many seeds in the pomegranate!
We eat pomegranates on Rosh Hashana as a symbol that this year we should have a year full of many many Mitzvos! (Just like the many seeds in the pomegranate.)
Our yeladim helped set our Rosh Hashana table with all the many things we eat and use on Rosh Hashana.
Alisa makes a red and yellow apple which is going to be a Rosh Hashana honey dish.
Ryan eats a sweet apple dipped in sweet honey.
On Rosh Hashana we eat apples dipped in honey as a symbol that we want to have a happy and sweet new year!
The opposite of sweet is sour.
Avi tries a sour lemon.
Alisa is apple stamping at the art center.
We are so excited to have began learning the Hebrew Alef Bais! This week we learned our new letter Alef! Alef looks like an aviron; an airplane. The airplane's body is slanted and two wings come out of it.
Ariella makes an alef out of blocks.
Ryan writes many alefs.
Good job holding the pencil, Ryan!
Rachel writes an alef in the sand.
Ariella, Ryan, Rachel and Daniel decorate a big alef for our classroom.
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