I walk through the classrooms and see the children hard at work, it gives me such joy  to watch them. seeing all these small children working so hard on their chanukah masterpieces just brings a smile to your face, I love watching their determination as they concentrate on their work.

each class presented a special story, song or dace in our very own "teepee". we discussed again the importance of thanking Hashem, our parents and teachers every day for all that we have.

On Wednesday, the children prepared different foods to share for the "Pow wow". As we know , sharing is a big mitzvah , the children made Native American cranberry sauce, pumpkin-bread, home made yams an marshmallows, hot cornbread and yummy salad etc....ll. the children had a true hands on science experience by making their very own butter,

this week's parsha is Parshat Vayigash. I learned from this Parsha that Yosef treated others with kindness. Yosef knew that everything that happened to him Hashem intended it, Yosef did not blame his brothers and he loved them very much , from this our children learn an everlasting lesson that they can practice each and every day.

In the month of November I also learn of the Pilgrims coming to the shores of Plymouth Rock and of the feast they shared with the Native Americans.

my class

my classroom floor is mess with glitter, confetti and other decorating materials a the classroom and walls fill up with chanukah decorations an projects. there is so much work being done, I have the children spinning just like the draidels they are making.

this week at my class.

this week's parsha is Vayishlach, the children learned about Yaakov returning to Israel with his family, he wasn't sure if Aisav had forgiven him, so Yaakov decided to send messengers to find out how Aisav felt . my chilsrern's class learned about the malach giving Yaakow a bracha and telling him his new name; Yisrael , they lerarned about what happened to Rechel too.