Leaders

In Jewish studies class we are talking about Joshua and his leadership to the Jewish people. In our assignment we need to talk about who is a leader to us. Personally, a great leader in my eyes is my older brother. He is very charismatic and friendly. He leads most of his friend groups and helps manage our fireteam for videogames.

Textual tuesday

“In a place where there is no man, try to be a man.”

This text means if there is no one else in the room not showing any decency, be the different one.

My goal is to stay quiet when our class is having one of our outbursts.

Year End Tefilah Reflection

  1. What were three of your favorite things we did in tefilah this year, and why? 1 playing football because it was fun. 2 drawing because I like drawing 3. I like drumming
  2. What were two of your least favorite things we did in tefilah this year, and why? I didn’t like wearing a kippa and I didn’t like wearing a kippah and praying
  3. We will have tefilah on the calendar again next year.  What would you like to keep or continue in tefilah? not doing tefilah on tuesdays
  4. What would you like to have less of in tefillah? singing, lectures and kippot wearing 
  5. What would you like to add to tefilah?  no tefilah on thursdays
  6. If you were telling a student who was new to upper school about tefilah, and trying to get him/her excited about it, what would you share? Nothing really ._.
  7. What other thoughts or ideas do you want to share about your tefilah experience this year?  Less scolding and more seating options.

 

 

 

 

MJDS Yom Hatzmaoot

On Yom Hatzmaoot we went to the city hall and the mayor spoke.

We ate cake and had an awful lunch after eating cake we did a few challenges as groups and then went home

We went there and back on a Coach bus but there was no movie =(

The day was uber-fun

Experiential Exodus

  1. Was the Experiential Exodus objective met? How do I know kindergarteners learned what was intended?

Yes, I could see that they were making ‘oh’ faces when they learned something new and I could see when they were excited.

  1. Were the kindergarteners actively engaged? How do I know?

Yes, They were taking the beef from the graves

  1. Did I alter my plan as I presented the experience from one group to the next? Why?

Yes, at the beginning I had no experiential part.

  1. What additional assistance, support, and/or resources would have further enhanced this experience?

More time =/

  1. If I had the opportunity to share the experience again with the same group of kindergarteners, would I do anything differently? What? Why?

Plan ahead. Because I had 2 classes to brainstorm.


Overall I didn’t like it.