Preparing for Shabbat; taking out a tambourine for today's class and some movement scarves; Hebrew Word of the Day: Challot or Challah Bread; Instrument of the Day: Kalimba/Thumb Piano.
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Shabbat is such a great time to play with friends and family, and is also a perfect day to take a Shabbos nap; Hebrew word of the day: m'nucha or rest; instrument of the day: wooden clacker.
Putting work away and spending quality time with friends and family; Hebrew word of the day is Sameach or happy; the instrument of the day is maracas.
On Shabbat there are chances for more blessings; candles, challah, grape juice, blessing the children, blessing the woman of the home and more; Hebrew word of the day is misibah meaning party; the instrument of the day is the basket shaker.
Shabbat is a time to see friends at Shul; the Hebrew word of the day is Bracha or blessing; instrument of the day is the thunder tube.
People of all ages love the adventure that they can find in Israel, hiking and camping are especially popular; the Hebrew word of the day is ohel meaning tent; the instrument of the day is the triangle.
Israel is a desert land, yet there is beauty flourishing everywhere; flowers and trees spread across the land.
Israel is famous for wheat, barley, grapes, figs, pomegranates, olives, and dates; these foods were the only acceptable offerings in the Temple; the Hebrew word of the day is Zayit which means olive; the instrument of the day is the Kalimba.
Israel is less than 100 years old, and that is pretty new compared to the rest of the world; the Hebrew word of the day is chadash which means new; the instrument of the day is bracelet bells.
How to ask where the bathroom is; Hebrew word of the day shirutim means bathroom; instrument of the day: acoustic guitar.
An important Jewish value is to continue to repair the world, from giving charity to cleaning up one's space to being kind to all people, and more; Hebrew word of the day: tikun or repair; instrument of the day: cello.
From buying food and clothing in the shuk, to grabbing an ice-cream at the local stand; Israeli money is unique, it comes in many colors and values; Hebrew word of the day: Shekel; instrument of the day: Oud.
Circle dancing is a way to create high energy and closeness; line dancing and Techno dance clubs; Hebrew word of the day: Rifud or Dance; instrument of the day: Bass Guitar.
The protectors of the Jewish homeland, the Israel Defense Force or IDF is part of every Israeli life; singing songs of peace, resilience, and inner strength; Hebrew Word of the Day: Tzahal or IDF; instrument of the day: Electric Guitar.
Israeli food is a cultural experience; singing of all foods Israeli, such as falafel, shakshuka and hummus; Hebrew Word of the Day: Ochel or food; instrument of the day: Mandolin.
Hebrew is one of the oldest languages in the world; thanks to Eliezer Ben Yehuda, Hebrew was revived and is now the most common languages spoken among the Jewish people; Hebrew Word of the Day: Irvit or Hebrew; Instrument of the day: Merlin.
For years, the Hebrew People dreamed of having their own land; through hard work and determination, their dream came true.
Shabbat is different from every other day of the week; from special foods, to special clothing, to special activities and more; Hebrew word of the day: Kodesh or Holy; instrument of the day: Ukulele.
Life can be hectic. Life can be loud. Life can be busy.Shabbat gives us the gift of Peace or Shalom. Hebrew Word of the Day: Sefer or Book. Instrument of the Day: Chapchas.
We fill our tummy with tasty treats on Shabbat. Feel the joy of Shabbat through your whole body. Find a bouncy ball and some scarves for today. Hebrew Word of the Day: Oogiya or Cookie. Instrument of the Day: Clay Flute.
Challah; Hebrew word of the day: shalom; instrument of the day: African seed shaker.
Preparing for Shabbat; taking out a tambourine for today's class and some movement scarves; Hebrew Word of the Day: Challot or Challah Bread; Instrument of the Day: Kalimba/Thumb Piano.
Learning how Shabbat can be felt in our whole body; Hebrew Word of The Day: Malachis or Angel; instrument of the Day: Rainstick.
Challah; Hebrew word of the day: shalom; instrument of the day: African seed shaker.
Shabbat is a time to see friends at Shul; the Hebrew word of the day is Bracha or blessing; instrument of the day is the thunder tube.
Morah Shelley and Auntie A entertain children and families alike with their brand of joyful Judaism.
We fill our tummy with tasty treats on Shabbat. Feel the joy of Shabbat through your whole body. Find a bouncy ball and some scarves for today. Hebrew Word of the Day: Oogiya or Cookie. Instrument of the Day: Clay Flute.
Shabbat is such a great time to play with friends and family, and is also a perfect day to take a Shabbat nap; Hebrew word of the day: m'nucha or rest; instrument of the day: wooden clacker.
On Shabbat there are chances for more blessings; candles, challah, grape juice, blessing the children, blessing the woman of the home and more; Hebrew word of the day is mesibah meaning party; the instrument of the day is the basket shaker.
Life can be hectic. Life can be loud. Life can be busy. Shabbat gives us the gift of Peace or Shalom. Hebrew Word of the Day: Sefer or Book. Instrument of the Day: Chapchas.
Putting work away and spending quality time with friends and family; Hebrew word of the day is Sameach or happy; the instrument of the day is maracas.
For years, the Hebrew People dreamed of having their own land; through hard work and determination, their dream came true.
Shabbat is different from every other day of the week; from special foods, to special clothing, to special activities and more; Hebrew word of the day: Kodesh or Holy; instrument of the day: Ukulele.
Hebrew is one of the oldest languages in the world; thanks to Eliezer Ben Yehuda, Hebrew was revived and is now the most common language spoken among the Jewish people; Hebrew Word of the Day: Irvit or Hebrew; Instrument of the day: Merlin.
The protectors of the Jewish homeland, the Israel Defense Forces or IDF is part of every Israeli life; singing songs of peace, resilience, and inner strength; Hebrew Word of the Day: Tzahal or IDF; instrument of the day: Electric Guitar.
Israeli food is a cultural experience; singing of all foods Israeli, such as falafel, shakshuka and hummus; Hebrew Word of the Day: Ochel or food; instrument of the day: Mandolin.
Circle dancing is a way to create high energy and closeness; line dancing and Techno dance clubs; Hebrew word of the day: Rikud or Dance; instrument of the day: Bass Guitar.
From buying food and clothing in the shuk, to grabbing an ice-cream at the local stand; Israeli money is unique, it comes in many colors and values; Hebrew word of the day: Shekel; instrument of the day: Oud.
An important Jewish value is to continue to repair the world, from giving charity to cleaning up one's space to being kind to all people, and more; Hebrew word of the day: tikkun or repair; instrument of the day: cello.
Israel is less than 100 years old, and that is pretty new compared to the rest of the world; the Hebrew word of the day is chadash which means new; the instrument of the day is bracelet bells.
How to ask where the bathroom is; Hebrew word of the day shirutim means bathroom; instrument of the day: acoustic guitar.
Israel is a desert land, yet there is beauty flourishing everywhere; flowers and trees spread across the land.
Israel is famous for wheat, barley, grapes, figs, pomegranates, olives, and dates; these foods were the only acceptable offerings in the Temple; the Hebrew word of the day is Zayit which means olive; the instrument of the day is the Kalimba.
People of all ages love the adventure that they can find in Israel. Hiking and camping are especially popular; the Hebrew word of the day is ohel meaning tent; the instrument of the day is the triangle.
