Your child will learn many new songs in Hebrew and/or English each week with Cantor Leon Sher. Pesach: Ma Nishtanah, Matzah, Maror Music Havdallah: Wine – Borey p’ri ha-gafen, Besamim (spices) – Borey Miney V’samin, Esh (fire)- Borey M’orei ha-esh. Shabbat Candles – L’hadlik Ner Shel Shabbat Torah Torah (song), Eitz Chayim Hi, Adon Olam Berachot (Blessings)īread – Ha’Motzih Wine – Ha-‘Gafen Cake – MezonotĬandy, other – Sh’Hakol Fruit – Ha’etz Vegetables Ha’Adama In Biblical Hebrew, the prefix vav also converts future tense verbs into the past tense. The prefix vav has its normal meaning and but it also converts the past tense verb you loved into the future tense you shall love. Audio recordings are MP3 files PDFs feature Hebrew text, transliteration and. aron, Shema, Echad, Gadlu, Torah Blessings, is a verb form which occurs continually in Biblical Hebrew, but never in modern Hebrew. An accompanying CD and transliteration and translations of all these prayers can be obtained from the Beth El Website: ( T’fillot (Prayers) The prayers are learned through familiar melodies and by rote. Here you will find both English transliteration and streaming files that allow you to hear Temple Isaiah’s Cantor Leigh Korn chanting or speaking the prayers. Reviewed each and every week, so not to worry. Your child will be learning many new prayers this year. He/she will learn what it means to be created in God’s image. Your child will be guided and encouraged to think and talk about God and to find a higher meaning for the things and creatures that inhabit our world. Through role play- ing and creative projects, your child will learn the lessons of the Torah. Your child will discover important Biblical heroes and stories of the Torah and the Prophets through a medium that enables readers and non-readers alike to understand the important concepts. Shabbat is learned in detail and is reinforced throughout the year. They learn about Passo- ver and the various Seder skills involved. Your child will learn the traditional holiday stories, rituals and values through music, arts and crafts projects, cooking and other hands-on activities.
Your child will have a textbook/ workbook to bring home and review weekly.
V AHAVTA TRANSLITERATION HOW TO
He/she will also learn how to print this letter. Your child will begin a more formal Hebrew education with “letter recognition.” Each letter is introduced with a Hebrew vocabu- lary word that is Siddur and synagogue based.
Your child will delve more thoroughly into the concept of Jewish community, learning more about the synagogue and its central role in our daily lives.
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