Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Oct 31st, 2012
block 1: No homework
block 2: No homework- Friday- Quiz- Numbers.
Block 6: w/s due Friday- Quiz on friday.
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Tue October 30th, 2012
Shalom,
Block
1: w/s about my time line.
Block
2: W/S NUMBERS. - Friday- Quiz
Block
4: On Thur we will continue the test - Unit 2.
Block
5: We finished watching the movie about Yitzchak Rabin.
Homework-
W/S- Numbers
Monday, October 29, 2012
Monday, Oct 29th, 2012
יום שני, י"ב בחשוון, תשע"ג
Rabin- Soldier in the Army of Peace
חייל בצבא שלום
Israel Prime minister Yizhak Rabin was assassinated on the eve of November 4th, 1995 at the end of a mass rally in support of the peace process. The three gunshots radical right-wing Israeli youth fired into his back and ended his life. Yitzhak Rabin was 73 years old when he died.
At the Davis Academy we are commemorating Yitzhak Rabin by learning about the important milestone in his life, and his contribution to the State of Israel and the Jewish nation.
Thank you
Morah Sigal
Rabin- Soldier in the Army of Peace
חייל בצבא שלום
Israel Prime minister Yizhak Rabin was assassinated on the eve of November 4th, 1995 at the end of a mass rally in support of the peace process. The three gunshots radical right-wing Israeli youth fired into his back and ended his life. Yitzhak Rabin was 73 years old when he died.
At the Davis Academy we are commemorating Yitzhak Rabin by learning about the important milestone in his life, and his contribution to the State of Israel and the Jewish nation.
Morah Sigal
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Oct 23rd, 2012
יום רביעי, ח' בחשון, תשע"ג
Block 1: Page 154- S'if 6- Monday- quiz
Block 2: No homework.
Block 4: No homework
Block 5: Fix the quiz
Block 6: NO HOMEWOK
Enjoy the 2 days off!!
להתראות ביום שני
Block 1: Page 154- S'if 6- Monday- quiz
Block 2: No homework.
Block 4: No homework
Block 5: Fix the quiz
Block 6: NO HOMEWOK
Enjoy the 2 days off!!
להתראות ביום שני
Monday, October 22, 2012
Oct 22nd, 2012
Block 1: No homework
Block 2:
Block 2:
Tomorrow we will join Mr. Barry class to talk about the
debate- Please watch the debate.
Block 4: page 38
Block 5: No homewrok
Block 6: No homework
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Oct 16th, 2012
Block 1- we finished the test today - no h.w
Block 2 - write qeustion number 2
block 4- we finished the test today - no h.w
Block 5- In the book page 365 - chapter 6
Block 2 - write qeustion number 2
block 4- we finished the test today - no h.w
Block 5- In the book page 365 - chapter 6
Monday, October 15, 2012
Monday Oct 15th
Shalom!
The
sentence of the week was taken from the Talmud
(מדרש הלכה) Kol Israel arevim ze la ze, All of
Israel is Responsible for Each Other. (כל ישראל ערבים זה
לזה)
The
students learned that this sentence originally referred to the Roman times when
Jews had to pay taxes and if they could not afford it, there was an understanding
guarantee that friends and family would help them. Even today, when someone in
Israel wants to take a loan from the bank, he or she must have a guarantor
(Arev) that will be responsible for the loan repayment if the person is not
able to pay.
Today,
we derive the moral understanding from this verse to mean that we are bonded
together in helping and supporting each other in many ways. The students
learned this concept through the song written by Rabbi Micah.
The
song helped the students understand that there is a strong bonding between all
of the Jews in the world, Israel, Torah and G-d. The students learned that Jews
are related to the Torah, Israel, and G-d in their heart and soul. This is only
one piece of the puzzle, Jewish law (halacha) teaches us that we must take
action, including helping and supporting each other, comforting one another,
giving (tzadaka), and model appropriate behavior.
We
spoke about real life examples and then the students sang the song that was
originally sang by Mr. Kudlats, Ms. Kendrick, Nicole Webb, and Hailey Busby. We
will conclude with the words of the song for your enjoyment:
Kol Yisrael Arevim Zeh L’Zeh
Kol Yisrael
Verse 1:
One people, many voices
Many
faces, many names
One Torah,
seventy faces
Many paths
to lead us home.
Verse 2: One God, speaking every moment
One Hope to
bring us home
One God, one
Emanation
One Source,
one Goal
Verse 3: Many homes, one homeland
Many
memories, common faith
Many
prayers, some are answered
Many
beats, one heart
Bridge: We are tied through bonds of loving kindness
Kol Yisrael we
stand united
May we seek
peace and may we find it
May joy dance
from our tongues
L’hitraot
Thursday, October 11, 2012
october 11th, 2012
Block 1: Plaese change Hyoman shel Neta to " Hyoman shel Moshe"
Block 2: We will continue the test tomorrow
Block 4: Finsh the Modaot at home. Tomorrow I will take the notebook.
Block 5: Page 363 ex 2. in the book
Block 6:
No homework today. We took a “Davis field trip” around the
school, trying to get as many nouns as possible!
That was Mamash Sababa!! J
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Thursday, October 4, 2012
October 4th
מועדים לשמחה
block 1: No homework
block 2- Re-write your assay to the notebook.
Block 4- Write 3 things that we have in Atl and 3 things we don'thave in ATL.
Block 5- If you did not do homework - due- tomorrow
Block 6- We finished watching the movie "USHPIZIN"
I wish you all:
block 1: No homework
block 2- Re-write your assay to the notebook.
Block 4- Write 3 things that we have in Atl and 3 things we don'thave in ATL.
Block 5- If you did not do homework - due- tomorrow
Block 6- We finished watching the movie "USHPIZIN"
I wish you all:
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