Micah was our Shabbat Star for our final Shabbat!
He made an amazing poster all about M I C A H!!!
We had a great time going to the sanctuary to celebrate with Micah's parents and Janis.
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Outside Day!
Outside Day was so much fun.
The children rotated to different stations.
The explored cardboard boxes for building, the garden, sand and water, as well
as outside art.
The children rotated to different stations.
The explored cardboard boxes for building, the garden, sand and water, as well
as outside art.
Monday, May 2, 2011
May, 2011
Shalom! May, 2011 May is here and it sure came quickly! Our field trip to Rusty's Pizza was a huge success! The kids enjoyed making pizza and having fun with friends. Rusty's was so kind to all of us. I am going to have the children write a thank you card to them. This month we will be talking about spring, and learning about Mother's Day. I hope all the mommies enjoy their special day on Sunday! We will be doing a tie-dying project next week. Please bring in a white t-shirt for your child. Please write your child's name on the label in permanent marker! To Plan Ahead... The last day for the Tues/Thurs class is Tues June 14th. We will be meeting at Juana Maria Park that day(more info to follow) We are going to have a "last day ceremony" onWednesday June 15th at 10:45am. We will be handing out certificates to all the children, followed by a pizza party with Children's World. Bring cameras, you wont want to miss this special day! Enjoy the month, Shalom ~Miss Sandie~ |
Thursday, April 21, 2011
WHERE'S THE AFIKOMEN??
I hid the afikomen and the kids got to look for it. They were pretty funny searching all the areas. They all got a chocolate chip once it was found!
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Miss Lisa's April Newsletter
April 2011
Butterfly M-W-F Class,
Can you believe how fast March came and went? Is it true that April showers bring May flowers? I love flowers, but we can sure do without so much of the
April starts with our Spring Break that runs from the 4th -8th. Please enjoy your time off with the wonderful weather we are having! When we get back from Spring Break, we will be in full swing and enjoying the music, art, and history of Passover! This year Passover is being observed April 19th through April 26th. While we are observing Passover, we would like to ask that no chametz, or “bread” products be brought into school for lunch. This means anything that “rises” or is leavened.
Snack will consist of fresh fruit, eggs, matzah crackers, and any other item that follows the practice during this special time of year. We will be going over what is chametz and why we only eat unleavened bread during Passover.
This month we are also going to start our butterflies and bugs section. The children will have a wonderful time searching for little critters in our garden and in yours. We will go over the cycle of the butterfly and maybe the lady-bird as well. This and so much more is going to make our April fly by.
We are very excited to announce that last week we added a new friend to our Butterfly class; Quincy and his mother Stephanie. Quincy has adjusted well and everyone has been very helpful making him feel comfortable.
Important Dates to remember:
April 1-TBT Preschool sponsored Tot Shabbat and Oneg
April 4-8-Spring Break
April 19-26-Observance of Passover-School for MWF Friends in session
April 17th-School- wide rummage sale
April 22nd- Pupil Free day -No School
April 26th- Open House* more information to follow*
B’Shalom,
Teacher Lisa
Butterfly M-W-F Class,
Can you believe how fast March came and went? Is it true that April showers bring May flowers? I love flowers, but we can sure do without so much of the
April starts with our Spring Break that runs from the 4th -8th. Please enjoy your time off with the wonderful weather we are having! When we get back from Spring Break, we will be in full swing and enjoying the music, art, and history of Passover! This year Passover is being observed April 19th through April 26th. While we are observing Passover, we would like to ask that no chametz, or “bread” products be brought into school for lunch. This means anything that “rises” or is leavened.
Snack will consist of fresh fruit, eggs, matzah crackers, and any other item that follows the practice during this special time of year. We will be going over what is chametz and why we only eat unleavened bread during Passover.
This month we are also going to start our butterflies and bugs section. The children will have a wonderful time searching for little critters in our garden and in yours. We will go over the cycle of the butterfly and maybe the lady-bird as well. This and so much more is going to make our April fly by.
We are very excited to announce that last week we added a new friend to our Butterfly class; Quincy and his mother Stephanie. Quincy has adjusted well and everyone has been very helpful making him feel comfortable.
Important Dates to remember:
April 1-TBT Preschool sponsored Tot Shabbat and Oneg
April 4-8-Spring Break
April 19-26-Observance of Passover-School for MWF Friends in session
April 17th-School- wide rummage sale
April 22nd- Pupil Free day -No School
April 26th- Open House* more information to follow*
B’Shalom,
Teacher Lisa
Miss Sandie's APRIL Newsletter
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Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Welcome Gracie! March 2011
Gracie started in my class this week.
She certainly was not shy when it came time to do singing...
We welcome you Gracie! I am glad you are part of this class!!
She certainly was not shy when it came time to do singing...
We welcome you Gracie! I am glad you are part of this class!!
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Miss Lisa's March Newsletter
March 2011
Shalom MWF friends! We had a fantastic February by celebrating the Lunar New Year with some yummy desserts from Korea and some of us even tried out chopsticks for the first time. The children really enjoyed talking about healthy foods and how to keep their hearts (Lev in Hebrew) healthy. The Jog-a-thon even though it rained went on as planned and the children had a wonderful time! These experiences hopefully spark ideas for more activities at home.
During our circle time, I have introduced the students to a new program to our school; Handwriting without Tears. This program introduces the students in how the letters look and feel. The writing will begin soon after. We are building confidence, then strategy. Our pre-K’s are picking it up fast and it has been a nice introduction for the 3’s who have one more year with it.
This month we will be discussing Purim. We will start with who the characters are and what role they had in the Magillah story of Queen Esther. We will be making groggers, crowns and masks for our Purim stories read in class and Temple. Friday March 18th we will be having Purim-themed centers. This is a great event for the children. Have all of your children dress-up in their favorite characters. Please remember no weapons or scary masks. March 29th has been scheduled for us to have our Passover Seder. Please check the door to sign up to bring something for the Seder. Rabbi Lisa and Mrs. Janis will be running the Seder service for us, so don’t miss out it will be a lot of fun. All family members are invited.
(Edan making a “J” using the new program Handwriting without Tears)
Dates to remember
March 18th- Purim dressed up
March 20th-Temple Purim Carnival (Sunday)
March 29th-Passover Seder-more info to follow
April 1st-TBT preschool sponsered Tot Shabbat-Check out the flyer in cubbies
April 4-8th- Spring Break
B’Shalom,
Teacher Lisa
Shalom MWF friends! We had a fantastic February by celebrating the Lunar New Year with some yummy desserts from Korea and some of us even tried out chopsticks for the first time. The children really enjoyed talking about healthy foods and how to keep their hearts (Lev in Hebrew) healthy. The Jog-a-thon even though it rained went on as planned and the children had a wonderful time! These experiences hopefully spark ideas for more activities at home.
During our circle time, I have introduced the students to a new program to our school; Handwriting without Tears. This program introduces the students in how the letters look and feel. The writing will begin soon after. We are building confidence, then strategy. Our pre-K’s are picking it up fast and it has been a nice introduction for the 3’s who have one more year with it.
This month we will be discussing Purim. We will start with who the characters are and what role they had in the Magillah story of Queen Esther. We will be making groggers, crowns and masks for our Purim stories read in class and Temple. Friday March 18th we will be having Purim-themed centers. This is a great event for the children. Have all of your children dress-up in their favorite characters. Please remember no weapons or scary masks. March 29th has been scheduled for us to have our Passover Seder. Please check the door to sign up to bring something for the Seder. Rabbi Lisa and Mrs. Janis will be running the Seder service for us, so don’t miss out it will be a lot of fun. All family members are invited.
(Edan making a “J” using the new program Handwriting without Tears)Dates to remember
March 18th- Purim dressed up
March 20th-Temple Purim Carnival (Sunday)
March 29th-Passover Seder-more info to follow
April 1st-TBT preschool sponsered Tot Shabbat-Check out the flyer in cubbies
April 4-8th- Spring Break
B’Shalom,
Teacher Lisa
Monday, February 28, 2011
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