Building our own Shul

Rosh Hashana is almost here! In the purple room we learned all about the different names of Rosh Hashana, we ate green and red apples to see which one is sweet and sour and dipped sweet apples into honey for sweet new year. Our friends learned about teshuva, and tashlich, and what we say on Rosh Hashana.

SHANA TOVA
Our dramatic area was filled with pictures of a round challah, shofars for friends to feel and blow, candles for them to light and say a bracha, apples and honey for them to try and a machzors for them to daven with.

Our block area was filled with pictures of different shuls, so our friends built there own shul, an Aaron for the Torahs, and seats for them to sit and daven.  We even had Rabbi Tzvi come blow the shofar in our new shul. The next day in our block area our friends built an Aaron Kodesh next to Kitchen 18, and they only served meat-not dairy, because Kitchen 18 doesn't have pizza.

Thursday was a busy day with baking honey cake.  We filled up the whole school with a holiday smell, that reminded Ben and Shimmy that they made a lemon cake for their grandpas birthday.
Nosson said "that's cool, I will need a cake when I'm Bar Mitzvah'd".
Ben said "call us when it's your Bar Mitzvah and we'll make you a cake".

Shares this week
Vella brought in her blue stone that she loves "I can see the whole carpet when you look through it" and again it was hard.
Nosson brought a monster truck "The wheels spin, some of it is glass"
Ben brought an ambulance "It's white on top gray on the bottom" Nosson said "No it's silver".
Shimmy brought a butterfly "It's made of wood, it's smooshy ".
Nechama brought in her bobcat, the whiskers were made of strings and it's eyes were hard.

Have a good weekend & Shabbat shalom
Morah D

PS Please see the Facebook group for lots more pictures of our week!