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Next Tuesday (March 16) marks Rosh Hodesh Nisan! Nisan is also known as Hodesh Ha'aviv (The Springtime Month). Here are some lessons and activities to bring the excitement of Rosh Hodesh to your students.
In this lesson, students will have an opportunity to develop some of their own unusual customs for the Seder based on traditional Jewish texts.
In this lesson, students will have an opportunity to develop some of their own unusual customs for the Seder based on traditional Jewish texts.
Here are a set of lessons on the value of herut (freedom) in preparation for Pesach.
In these five new lessons for Pesach, you’ll have your class doing everything from studying texts to performing magic tricks, to writing poetry and doing a Seder craft.
In this lesson, students will explore the theme of seeing oneself as having been freed from Egypt and then will research about a modern-day form of slavery.
Our next Club Shabbat date is Saturday, March 13. Students in grades 5 and up, and their families, are especially invited to attend Shabbat services this morning. Experience Shabbat with your friends. Services begin at 9 a.m., and we ask that all of our Club Shabbat families arrive by 9:30. Please note that this service counts toward Junior Congregation requirements. TBA also will hold a new Tot Shabbat program on this date. Be sure to check it out if you, your relatives or your friends have younger children at home. As always, Shabbat services are open to the community. Sheldon will visit Temple B’nai Abraham on Sunday March 21 as a participant in our Community Learning Day. He will meet with students throughout the morning and perform with them in a concert at 11am. This program is free and open to the public so bring your friends! A complete schedule of Community Day Learning Events will be available on our website within a few days. Check out Sheldon’s website www.sheldonlow.com to learn more about this talented young artist and listen to his music. CDs are available for purchase in the temple office. Sheldon Low is the newest face in Jewish music performing rock concerts, ‘Light Up Shabbat’ services, and leading Artist-in-Residency weekends in Jewish communities throughout the United States. Low has an undeniable appeal to youth and family audiences, not only as a musician, singer/songwriter, and entertainer, but most importantly, as a Jewish educator and role model. Where and When:
Parents of TBA Religious School children: You are invited to join us at our next Parent Coffee on Sunday, March 7, at 11 a.m. This is a fun, informal opportunity to get to know some of the other parents in the school. Please note the change in time to 11 a.m. for this month’s event: There’s so much happening at the Temple this particular morning that meeting space is at a premium. We hope to see you there. Share information from the Kosher Blog about the world's largest matzah oven with students, and then whip up a batch of Matzah Munch.
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