SPOTLIGHT

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Kindergarten students invited guests of all ages to visit their Keetah! They created beautiful art projects, enjoyed Torah Time, and of course were offered a tasty treat.

Keetah K students mirror the example of Avraham Aveinu when they invite friends, parents, siblings, or grandparents to their classroom. Their guests felt warmly welcomed!

Give an 8th grader a super worm, a ruler, a pencil, and a stop watch, and you will see him calculate and graph the average speed of a super worm using distance and time measurements.

In Science, 8th graders observed how the distance between the dominoes affected the speed in which they fell. There is a relationship between speed, time, & distance.

7th graders work on their personal narratives in Humanities class with peer editing and revising. The students are focused on sensory details.

Kindergarteners created a hands-on display of fall colored leaves. They learned what causes the leaves to change into these beautiful colors.

Avraham's Tent STEAM Challenge

TDSA students were challenged to build tents with FOUR doors. This student did a great job! He even added landscaping!

Please let us know of any milestone occasions

to celebrate and share!

Email lmorris@torahday.org. Let's celebrate together!

TDSA Alum and Parent Tova and Rabbi Yaakov Zehnwirth on the birth of twins

TDSA Alum Akiva Schwartz on his engagement to Leeba Feinstein

TDSA Alum Adina Esral on her engagement to Natan Serman

Monday, October 30, 2023 15 Cheshvan 5784

In honor of Yaakov Drori

in celebration of his 8th birthday

By Grandma and Grandpa

Steve and Nell Brownstein

Wed., November 1, 2023 17 Cheshvan 5784

In merit for a refuah shleimah for Ari ben Sarah

Anders Johansson

By Art and Robin Saul, Clive and Sandy Slovin,

Gail Raab, Jan and Marsha Spector,

Bijah and Janet Afrah, Levi and Aliza Afrah,

Pete and Leslee Morris, Constance Ozimek,

Terry Eden and Marty Stub,

Rabbi Mordechai and Naomi Cohen,

Rabbi Zvi and Chana Shapiro,

Chanina and Rozi Falk, Bob and Martha David, Neil and Marcy Kalnitz

TDSA's Day of Learning Program is an opportunity to dedicate a day, a week,

or a month of Torah learning and davening at school in memory of, in honor of,

or in the merit of the recovery of a loved one.

The dedication is sent out to the school's email list, announced to the students daily,

and printed in the SPOTLIGHT, TDSA's weekly newsletter.

For more information, please contact Marcy Kalnitz at mkalnitz@torahday.org

or 404.982.0800 ext. 101.

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