Parents were invited to join in as we had a rehearsal Passover Seder - though it almost felt like the real thing with all that grape juice, matza, vegetables, and song! Chabad Academy students are so knowledgeable and inquisitive! Thank you Morah Chanie for coordinating the event! Thank you parents, teachers, and students!
Under the clear sky each of us had a tr to roll out the flour and water dough and poke some holes. In less than eighteen minutes our Matzas were in the oven! Careful- NOT Kosher for Passover! :)
Have a Happy and Kosher Pesach!
Thank you to Dovie, Levi, and Shoimy for running this event.
Our very own 5th graders Adi Gloger and Racheli Aizenman have made it to the top five finalist of a national Environment Art Contest by BabagaNewz!
Please vote for them now! Limit one vote per email address! Please get you family nd frends to vote, too!
"BabagaNewz.com teamed up with Jewcology.com to spread the word about Jewish environmentalism. We asked students in grades 3-8 to create print or multimedia artwork based on a relevant Jewish text about preserving the environment.
Here are the finalists in each category--print and multimedia. Vote for your favorite in each category by May 23, 2011 and help us determine the grand-prize winners.
pread the word about Jewish environmentalism. We asked students in grades 3-8 to create print or multimedia artwork based on a relevant Jewish text about preserving the environment.
Here are the finalists in each category--print and multimedia. Vote for your favorite in each category by May 23, 2011 and help us determine the grand-prize winners."
by Racheli Aizenman
by Adi Gloger
Congratulations! We are so proud! Thank you to the Art Teacher Morah Leah Aizenman who also submitted the artwork into the contest!
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This past Tuesday, April 5th, was our very first Torah Fair! Studentsstudied and presented topics of their choice ranging from the Six Days of Creation to the ten Plagues and the lives of our forefathers, Avraham, Yitzchak, Yaakov, and many interesting mitzvot like the Nazir who promises not to drink wine or cut his hair for a certain period of time.
All student decorated a poster board which included the passuk they worked from and the explanation of Rashi, a basic 11th century commentator. The students wrote a summary of their idea and also shared what they learned for life.
The Judges: R' Menachem Aizenman, Yossi Elmalih, and Aharon Ben Hamo.
