Friday, February 26, 2016

Letter from Morah Schusterman

Dear Parents,
The Ganon adventure never stops. We had a fantastic time at the Brachot Fair which you can read about in the Shabbat Shalom. Morah Gluck and all the helpers produced an event so perfect for little people. Thank you!
Ganon children learned about the second letter in the Hebrew alphabet, the Bet! It is created with three lines: a roof, a wall and a floor. The floor extends out of the wall a little creating a back porch. We introduced two friends with a Bet name who come inside the Bayit, house, and do all sorts of activities with the Bet sound. Some children played with a Booba, doll, while others ate a Beitza, egg. Everyone made a Bracha before they ate. Then they played ball, using a variety of balls, but they mostly enjoyed baseball and basketball. Oh! we need a bat for baseball one of the children noticed. Beads were used to create our new letter card and this time we used a blue one!
After each new letter we learn, we decorate the letter on a card. I am sending home the Aleph and I encourage you to hang it up in a place where your child can see it. The Aleph was hanging on the wall in school and now it can be a constant reminder for your child at home. Each new letter can be added to the previous ones already on the wall. Next week we begin our Purim unit! Looking forward to lots of fun to come. 
Have a wonderful Shabbat!
Morah Fraidel Schusterman

Thursday, February 25, 2016

Newsletter - February 26


Letter K Day

Letter K Show and Tell

Kicking
 Kangaroo Hops
 Keyboard
 Kites
 Kale Seed Planting
 Keys
Draw a picture of what you wish the key was for...

K Page for Letter Book

Kindness
We created little gifts as an act of kindness for Kindergarten.

More Instrument Fun






Wednesday, February 24, 2016

Bracha Fair

The Early Childhood classes gathered together for our annual Bracha Fair.  
It was a wonderful morning of delicious food activities and visiting with friends.







Tuesday, February 23, 2016

Creating Instruments

The children enjoyed creating their own instruments.


Visit from the Mail Carrier

The mail carrier, that delivers mail to our school, spoke to the Ganon and Peuton classes about his job.  He even let us get a close look at his mail truck.










Monday, February 22, 2016

Mail Carrier Game

Today our class wrote letters to each other and 
played the mail carrier game.

The class begins by saying...
Good morning mail carrier
Your bag looks full I see
I'm looking for a letter
Have you anything for me?

The mail carrier responds ...
Yes, here's a letter
And a hug too
I have others for your neighbors
But nothing more for you.