Shavua Tov! For homework this week students will be listening to a story called “The Afikoman”. The story is 12 minutes long so feel free to break it up into two sessions. There is a question page in their homework folders to accompany this story. It is due next Monday.
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Hebrew Homework – March 8
Shavua tov!
Spring is on it’s way which means so is Passover!
For homework this week the students will be learning/reviewing songs for Passover. Use this Slide deck to have your child(ren) read the words of the song and practise singing them too.
Hebrew Homework Feb. 23 and a Request
Shalom Kitah Bet!
Hebrew homework is coming home in notetotes today. It’s the shortened version of the story of Purim. We are reading the full version in class! Students should read the story and have an adult sign it. It is due anytime before next Monday.
Tomorrow we are making רַעֲשָׁנִים (graggers) so that we are ready to hear the Megillah on Friday. Please send in empty toilet paper rolls. The more the better!
Purim Homework Feb. 8-12
Shavua tov! This week the homework for kitah bet will be a combination of Classkick and a supplementary worksheet.
On Classkick, students will read a Purim story. Each Classkick slide has a voice recording telling the students what to do on that slide.
This worksheet will be sent home in their homework folder. Students are to write down all of the “opposites” mentioned in the Purim story. Then they can think and write down some other opposites they know: גָּדוֹל – קָטָן (big-small)
As always, please reach out if you have any questions.
Tu B’shvat Fun!
Shalom!
It’s amazing how much fun we can have, even online, when celebrating holidays at OJCS!
Today we learned about Eliezer Ben Yehuda and some of the words he invented, we exercised in Hebrew and danced as trees. We drew a fruit basket and we created some beautiful trees with fruit and vegetables for our snack. We even had ALL our teachers (yes! even the English and French teachers) read us a story in Hebrew. What a special day!
The students made such creative “tree” snacks today. If you have not had a chance to upload their picture on Classkick, or send me a copy, please do so…take a look at the slide deck (so far). I will share our creations with the class tomorrow.
Here are the Slides we used today with all the links to the videos/stories, etc. as requested by some of our students.
Morah Ruthie and her grade 8 class created a wonderful and very informative “broadcast” in honour of Hebrew language day. Please take some time to watch with your family.
Wishing you all an early Shabbat Shalom!
A Virtual Hanukkiah
Shalom,
We practised lighting the “Virtual Hanukkiah” today in class. Kitah bet students want to try it out at home. Here is the link: Virtual Hanukkiah
Chag Hanukkah Sameach!!
Hebrew homework Dec.8
Hanukkah is Coming!
Shalom! In case you wanted to sing some Hanukkah songs in your free time, here is a slideshow of many popular Hanukkah songs.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1OaGm6twPPYm3sQvldkVgA32JaFwJEZWv8X7r6LPlJNs/edit?usp=sharing
Enjoy!
Hebrew Homework Nov. 23
Shavua Tov!
Hebrew homework this week can be found on Classkick.
Click on your class to access your Classkick page. 2A 2B
Reminder how to access Classkick:
You DO NOT need a class code or name, simply scroll down and click “LOG IN” and then enter students’ school email address (firstname.lastname@theojcs.ca) and password, (shalomOJCS2). Once you’ve logged in from a device once, subsequent visits to Classkick will allow you to quickly enter the site through Google without entering email and password.
Hebrew Homework Nov. 16
This week we are learning the last part of Ashrei! Woohoo!
Here’s the recording:
Worksheet is in Homework folders.