At Gan this week, after returning from our Pesach break, we explored what happened to the Jewish people after leaving Egypt. How did they travel? This led to a discussion about the many ways we travel today, compared to traveling by foot or animal in those times.
Reuvi, visualizing what it might of felt like walking on desert sand.
We took this opportunity to discuss transportation.
Graphing from slow to fast.
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What types of animals were in the desert?
Eliara, using paint to make different track marks.
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We want to wish a big thank you to Mr. Cohen, Akiva’s father, who is a pilot!
He shared not only how he flies airplanes, but also so much information about how an airplane works, giving the children a real-life connection to modern travel—such a special experience!
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Akiva, his big helper!
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Where were the Jewish people walking to?
They were getting prepared to receive the Torah.
We created counting charts on special mountains to help us get excited and count!
Zalman, placing a special Torah in the gift on top of the mountain that we will receive again on Shavous!
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Group painting for our next beautiful bulletin board!
Learning how to count to 7 a full week!
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Magna tiles and math skills.
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Cheerios was a fun way to count to high numbers!
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We practiced our pencil grip by using tweezers and filling the right number of pom poms.
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Making delicious challah dough together!
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Thank you Ron for keeping up safe!
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Good Shabbos! Enjoy your delicious Challah!
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