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    This newsletter provides a summary of the week's lessons and activities in a third grade Hebrew class. It discusses completing the first nine verses of the parasha Lekh Lekha and learning about teshuva and Yom Kippur. It wishes the students a good new year and poses review questions about the High Holidays, Sukkot, and the story of Abraham in this week's Torah portion.

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    This newsletter provides a summary of the week's lessons and activities in a third grade Hebrew class. It discusses completing the first nine verses of the parasha Lekh Lekha and learning about teshuva and Yom Kippur. It wishes the students a good new year and poses review questions about the High Holidays, Sukkot, and the story of Abraham in this week's Torah portion.

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    ' K ITA G IMEL

    This Week
    Six days of school in two weeks makes it tricky to get work done, but the thirds graders have been real champions this week. It was nice seeing how many brought in tzedaka for the Jewish Family Services Food Bank Program. We finished the first 9 psukim of Lekh Lekha and we learned a lot about the meaning of teshuva and Yom HaKippurim. We also learned that even though Vzot HaBrakha is the Parashat HaShavua we never read it on Shabbat instead we read it on Simchat Torah.

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    N e w s l e t t er 1 0. 5 . 1 1 V o l u m e 1, I s s u e 5

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    Seattle Hebrew Academy, 1617 Interlaken Drive East, Seattle, 98112 Rabbi Yehuda Rapoport // shagimel.wordpress.org // YRapoport@sha613.org // 206.323.5750


    Wishing you all a Gmar Chatima Tova, you should be blessed with a good, happy, healthy and prosperous year. We have gotten off to a great start. Your children are going to achieve great things this year!

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    5. What are some of the things we do to get ready for Yom HaKippurim? 6. What are some of the things we are not allowed to do on Yom HaKippurim?

    For the Shabbat Table


    There wont be any eating this Shabbat, but there still might be some time for questions. Theres always the Seuda HaMafseket and the break-fast.
    1. What are the days between Rosh Hashana and Yom HaKippurim called? 2. What Hebrew month and day is Rosh Hashana on? 3. What day of Tishrei is Yom HaKippurim on? 4. What is the Seuda HaMafseket?

    7. What mitzvah do many people try to do as soon as possible after Yom HaKippurim is over?
    8. What day of Tishrei is Sukkot on? 9. What book is open between Rosh Hashana and Yom HaKippurim? What does that mean we should do? 10. Where did Avra(ha)m go first when he went to Knaan? 11. What did Hashem promise Avra(ha)m when He appeared to him in that place? 12. What did Avra(ha)m build after Hashem appeared to him? 13. Where did Avra(ha)m set up his tent? 14. What did he build after setting up his tent?

    Shabbat Times Candle Lighting_______________ Shabbat Ends_________________

    Parent Signature______________________

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