Shofar. What comes to mind when you hear that word?
Ganon children explored the shofar this week from many different angles.
The shofar is an instrument made from a horn of certain animals, usually a ram.
Touching a raw horn vs. a polished and finished one, was an interesting experience. Then seeing the live animal from which a shofar comes made it all more exciting! We now have a new toy in our class which some of the children love, soft cuddly stuffed rams with curled horns.
It's almost Rosh Hashana and we are all wishing each other a Shanah Tovah, a good year. Ganon children each received one letter to glue our paper mosaic squares. The combination of their letters and work will wish all who pass by in the hallway a good and sweet year!
Each day I come, jobs are given out and everyone has been extremely responsible about doing their part. We have one child giving out the tzedakah pennies, one who walks around with the tzedakah box, two who hold the Torah, and of course on Fridays we have an Ima and Abba, mom and dad.
Looking forward to more Rosh Hashana activities next week
Wishing you all a wonderful Shabbat!