Leaving Mitzrayim in Preschool

This week we continued the story of Pesach. King Paroh was stubborn and did not let Jewish people leave Mitzrayim (Egypt).

We learned what consequences are and Moshe who Hashem choose to lead us told King Paroh he will have to learn his lesson. 

We taught two of the Plagues. King Parohs water turned into blood! When he finally was ready to just let them go he changed his mind as soon as Moshe davend for the blood to stop.

A frog puppet helped us learn the second plague where there were thousands of frog all over Mitzrayim. However, the frogs did not bother the Jewish people. 

After the 10 plagues,  King Paroh finally let the Jewish people leave and be free. They had no time to cook for the trip so they placed dough on their backs and it turned into Matzah! Some friends had their Matzah taped on their back while walking through the sea.

Our beautiful mural in the library, became the sea that miraculously split for the Jewish people to cross. It was fun looking at all the sea creatures as we passed by!

The Jewish women, had such belief they were leaving Mitzrayim all along that they had tambourines with them the whole time! After the splitting of the sea they took out their tambourines and they all danced and thanked Hashem. 

Matzah factory in our classroom!

Rolling and making sure its flat by using forks to make holes in it. 

Welcome our new friend Elijah who is hard at work on his Pesach Hagaddah!

Fun music and movements!

Rainy days are fun we get to bring in our bikes! 

We love taking care of our bearded dragon. Remembering to be be gentle while petting and feeding him worms!

We want to wish a Happy Birthday to Mordy!

Our friends making a book with pictures for him. 

Our gross motor skills on full swing!