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Choir will perform for Jewish Music Week

Hi All:

Our choir is having a wonderful opportunity to perform for Jewish Music week, on Friday June 8, during the lunch hour from 12 to 1. The concert will take place in a venue on top of Loblaws at St. Clair and Bathurst. This will be our very own gig, ( not shared with anyone else), so it is that much more special. The choir will be singing many tunes and the concert will be roughly 40 minutes.

If you are unable to make this special daytime event, on Thursday June 7, just prior to the Shmuel Aleph and Shmuel Bet plays at school, our choir will be singing one song, as an opener.

I am supremely proud of the work they have done this year, and their enthusiasm is spectacular.

Hope you can come and see for yourself!

Morah Betty

Mitzvah Day 2012

Thanks to our incredible co-chairs, volunteers, staff and families, Mitzvah Day 2012 was a meaningful success!  Please check out the video here and leave your comments either to this blog post or on the YouTube site.

Todah Rabbah!

Mitzvah Day 2012 Video

Tikkun Olam for Earth Day – What a Mitzvah!

On Friday, the entire school joined with people throughout the city of Toronto to make the city a greener place by taking 20 minutes to clean up!

Students made up songs and rhymes as they picked up litter. What a way to end the week with a meaningful mitzvah!

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Heschel Online Auction

Going, going, gone…

The 2nd Annual Heschel Online Auction closes Wednesday, April 4 at 2pm. Don’t miss out on the fabulous items up for bid this year! Tickets to a Canada’s Got Talent taping, Centre Camp and Camp Northland B’nai Brith sessions, Babysitting, Leafs tickets and much more. Check out the auction at www.heschelonlineauction.org and please forward to your family and friends.

Connecting Through Art

For the past few weeks, the SK students have been working hard to complete their mini-creation books in art class. As we have spent a great deal of time learning about the 7 days of creation, the students immersed themselves in this reflective piece at the end of our unit. Through art, the students represented each of the things that God created on each day of creation and grappled with the challenge of representing “light” (Day 1) and “Shabbat” (Day 7) through art.

Once these books were complete, the SK students had an amazing opportunity to connect with the Grade 3 class to share with them all that they had learned about the 7 days of creation. Putting on their teacher hats, the SK students showed off their books and explained what was created on each day and how they chose to represent each one in their mini-creation book.

 

Here are some photos from that exciting morning:

 

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