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Dear Parents,

 

The Kindergarteners learned about the bee and how it makes honey for us for the Rosh Hashana table. They know that the bee itself is not kosher but the honey is. The honey doesn’t come from the bee’s body itself. The bee simply takes the pollen and brings it to the beehive to make honey. The Kindergarten Honey Tasters tasted honey that came from different flowers: Wildflower, Multiflower, Clover, and Raw honey. After tasting the different honeys the Kindergarteners conducted a survey to see which they liked best:

 

Jacob: Wildflower

Leah: Wildflower

Leanna: Clover

Mae: Wildflower

Natan: Clover. “That’s a win.”

Angie: Wildflower

Ronan: Raw honey

 

Song:

Buzzy the Bee

One day I saw a little bee

It flew from flower to flower

Then someone turned on the hose

And the bee got quite a shower

Buzz Buzz Buzz Buzz 2 x

 

Buzzy the Bee didn’t seem to mind

She flew fast as she was able

To make the honey that we need

For the Rosh Hashana table

 

The Yellow Room finished their Shana Tova cards with personal wishes for their grandparents, sounding out the words as they wrote.

 

Creating a Rosh Hashana napkin ring required many steps but the end product is sure to beautify their Rosh Hashana table. They painted and drew and glued and threaded and voila! – a most original napkin holder!

 

The Kindergarten is creating their own machzor (special ‘Siddur’ for Rosh Hashana) which highlights the main points of Rosh Hashana: the sounds of the Shofar, crowning Hashem our King, and a personal new year resolution.

 

Shabbat Shalom!

Morah Perline