Monthly Archives: December 2019

Special activity for Hanukkah

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The 6th graders organized rotations for Hanukkah today. They planned the activities which were related to Hanukkah, made the signs in both Hebrew and English,  gave instructions, managed the time, cleaned up and basically ran the whole activity.  It was amazing to see their engagement, responsibility and cooperation.

 

 

 

In the spirit of Hanukkah, we talked and wrote about the “light in my life” –  things that make me happy. We practiced Hebrew and it gave me a chance to get to know them better.

 

Happy Hanukkah!

Gev. Ishak

 

Hanukkah in 4th grade

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The past week we were focusing on speaking skill.

In the spirit of Hanukkah, we spread the light by giving compliments to our friends. The Hebrew month is Kislev, which means pocket (kis) and heart (lev), therefore the kids wrote positive things about their friends on a heart and put it in a pocket.

We talked about our favorite sufganiot : with Jelly (Riba), chocolate or candies (sukariot).

 

Happy Hanukkah!

Gev. Ishak

 

Hanukkah with 7-8 grade

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Holiday is always a reason to celebrate and do something special. We took a short walk to the Shlichim’s house to speak Hebrew in a different atmosphere.

We played with Sevivon, sang songs, played games and learn about Hanukkah while practicing speaking.

Focusing on the bright side and spreading the light in the honor of Hanukkah, we gave complements to our friends and then wrote our teacher a word of appreciation.

 

 

 

                               

 

Happy Hanukkah,

Gev. Ishak

Mishpacha Unit

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Hello,

In 2nd grade we learned the letter “chet” and about the Mishpacha (family). We learned how to say and write “Ach” (brother), “achot” (sister)  and to describe our family. Thank you for sending the nice videos!

We also started to use adjectives. We know that unlike  English, in Hebrew adjectives come after the nouns and we have different forms for female and male.

Today we practiced writing the letter chet, by writing Chanuckah cards to our family.

Shabbat Shalom,

Gev. Ishak