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SESSION 18 2/3/19
02/03/2019 09:39:02 AM
Mrs. Marcus
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Dear Families,
Thank you for your participation in another successful TINW Mitzvah Day!
We're now gearing up for our special Friday night Shabbat service featuring the Gan Aleph class on March 1. We rehearsed today with Cantor Fogelman, and we will do it again next week. You will be proud of your child, and so I hope to see you all for dinner at 5:45, followed by 7:00 service on March 1.
Please help us make the night a success by clicking on this link to sign up to bring a dish for our potluck dinner:
https://www.perfectpotluck.com/meals.php?t=NFYM4045
Today we also continued with our "Mitzvot" curriculum, introducing "Sh'mirat Halashon," guarding your tongue. Please ask your child to explain what that means. I hope your he/she can also explain the "wrinkled heart" to you. Essentially, what is said can be forgiven, but the hurt isn't forgotten. Please check out our "Kindness Me" bulletin board in the hallway next week.
In addition, please ask your child to tell you about the book, How Full Is Your Bucket. Another lesson in derech eretz and sh'mirat halashon.
Have a wonderful week!
L'hitraot,
Cherie, Ilana, Ben
Mon, May 6 2024
28 Nisan 5784
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