Showing posts with label Yom Ha'atzmaut. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yom Ha'atzmaut. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Happy Birthday Israel!
To celebrate Yom Ha'Atzmaut, Israel's 65th birthday, we brought the country to us! Students participated in crafts, games, and learning fun!
Friday, April 12, 2013
Friday, April 27, 2012
Yom Ha'atzmaut; HAMC Style
While our 8th graders were off celebrating Yom Ha'atzmaut in Israel, we did a pretty awesome job making it feel like we were celebrating in Israel. All students and staff were adorned in blue and white clothing making it look like 200 Israeli flags were gliding through the school. The theme of this year's Yom Ha'atzmaut was "Israel; A Melting Pot", celebrating the diversity and wide array of different cultures and lifestyles that Israel is blessed with. At one station the students could visit Morocco with Moreh Moshe and cook the delicious ethnic food, Mufleta, a soft and flat bread covered in honey. At other stations the students admired customary Yemenite clothing, watched a Sefardic "Henna" ceremony, and tried on Ethiopian jewelry. We also had the treat of spending time with a group of young Israelis who came to visit us from their high school in Ra'nanna. They taught us how to play the Darbuka, a Middle Eastern hand-drum, and how to belly dance while wearing a special skirt adorned with silver coins that jingle. Overall, we had a wonderful day that really captured the spirit of Israel and our love for our homeland...
Happy 64th Birthday Israel!!
Happy 64th Birthday Israel!!
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Celebrating Israel's Birthday IN ISRAEL!
Hi! This is Elias Neibart and Lielle Lev blogging from Israel !
We started off the day with a special morning service in honor of Yom
Ha’Hatzmaut with another Jewish day school from Cleveland , Ohio .
After the nutritious breakfast, we traveled to the City of David and explored the wonderful water
tunnels. We got to see the story’s of the Bible come to life. Most kids were
scared in the tunnels because of the dark, but their fear faded and everyone
had a great time. Than we went to have lunch at Ein Yael, where we
participated in many activities ranging from basket weaving to pita
making. After the great lunch, we went to the Tzfat hike and experienced
beautiful scenery and nature. We even got to crawl in more pitch
black tunnels! After the tiring day, we returned to the hotel to eat and rest.
Now we are going to our evening activity to learn and discuss our Jewish roots
and heritage. See you soon! Chag Sameach!
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