Religious School Update

Ruth & Lewis Davis Religious School

Week of March 20

UPCOMING EVENTS

SPECIAL RELIGIOUS SCHOOL CLASS FOR ALL FAMILIES

Sunday, March 27 - MITZVAH DAY

There will be NO CLASS on campus!

All families should sign up for Mitzvah Day through the link below.

Chaluztim Passover Pillowcase Scavenger Hunt (Grades 3-5)

Sunday, April 3 from 12 - 1:30 PM

USY- Arvot Color War (Grades 8-12)

Sunday, April 3 from 2 - 5 PM

at BAUSY

USY & Gesher - Save the Date (Grades 6-12)

April 5 from 6:30 - 8 PM

More information to come

BREAKFAST AT DROP OFF FOR PARENTS

Sunday, April 10 at 9:30 AM

Parents, this is an opportunity to meet the other parents and schmooze.

Goal: Set up a Chaverah for Religious School Families!

Click Here for School Calendar

Kindergarten-2nd Grade Update:

Miss Jo is looking forward to seeing all of you at Mitzvah Day on Sunday, March 27. She will be at the "Special Family Friendly Outdoor Mitzvah Projects...with PJ Library." Rabbi Baum and his family will be at Gleaning. Don't forget to register below!

3rd-6th Grade Update:

Mr. Zach and Morah Marla are looking forward to seeing all of you at Mitzvah Day on Sunday, March 27. They will be at the "Special Family Friendly Outdoor Mitzvah Projects...with PJ Library." Rabbi Baum and his family will be at Gleaning. Don't forget to register below!

Students learned in Parshat Shemini (“eighth") that God expresses presence in grand fashion in the form of fire. This got Aaron’s sons so excited that they tried to make their own grand fire. But this angered God. Students shared anecdotes about times when their over-excitement caused them to forget the rules. We also learned about the rules of kashrut. Students had fun guessing which animals, birds, fish, and even insects the Torah says are/aren't kosher. Ask your child what is or isn’t kosher according to the Torah!

HEBREW

With Purim behind us, all the students are jumping into preparing for Passover. The word 'Seder' means 'order'. We began our studies by reading and singing the Hebrew words for the different steps in the Seder, including fun hand motions. Moving on to the blessing over wine/grape juice, we sang the special tune for Pesach. We reviewed the Shehecheyanu and, of course, The 4 Questions. There was lots of learning and singing with much more to come...Speaking of singing-Remember to practice Hatikvah, Ani Ma'amin and Eili Eili to be sung at the CSK Yom HaShoah program on April 27th at 7 PM. As always, keep practicing Hebrew reading at home to reinforce classwork.