Friday, September 4, 2015 20 Elul, 5775
Shana Tova Ganon, Shana Tova Morah Schusterman. This week we learned to say these very important words. We wish each other good things for the New Year. Each child received a card with one Hebrew letter. They learned to use white liquid glue with proper control and practice making their letter and then with square mosaic paper carefully placed it on the glue. The letters spell out Shana Tova U’metukah, wishes for a good and sweet year. Their crafted letters are hanging outside our room. They also worked very hard on creating Shana Tova cards that you will enjoy next week. We used a very cool and fun technique that your child will hopefully share with you.
Rosh Hashana has many customs and traditions that we enjoyed talking about this week through books, puzzles, songs and movement.
This week we began learning the words of the first paragraph of Sh’ma. V’ahavta- you shall love….
One of our favorite songs we have a fun dance to:
What is Rosh Hashanah?
Our New Year
When does Rosh Hashanah come?
In Tishrei
Which days in Tishrei?
The first and the second
What do we hear in shul?
We hear the Shofar,
Tekiah, Sh’varim, Teruah,
At the end a Tekiah Gedolah
Looking forward to more next week!
Wishing you and your loved ones a wonderful Shabbat
Morah Fraidel Schusterman
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