We all know what a big Mitzvah it is to care for our fellows and in our classroom we noticed the Yeladim (Children) doing just that! When one makes another happy he will in turn become joyous, this is the type of true joy that we are working on fostering at IJP.
1) Amitai saw that Libi's shoe lace was untied while we were waiting for everyone to get on line for outside time. Amitai bent down and said to Libi "let me help you tie your shoe"and he did just that as everyone watched and waited patiently. Good manners and Mitzvot all around!
2)Ziva found a bracelet that one of the yeladim made and misplaced in the classroom. She saw that the letter "A" was written on it, so she first went to Amitai who's name starts with "A" but it didn't belong to him so Ziva continued on with her search while performing the mitzvah of returning a lost object. Ziva then Approached Adaya, whose name also starts with "A", it did belong to her and she became so excited to get her bracelet back, that she had made in class.
We are all looking out for each other! What great acts of kindess our yeladim are doing for one another.
1) Amitai saw that Libi's shoe lace was untied while we were waiting for everyone to get on line for outside time. Amitai bent down and said to Libi "let me help you tie your shoe"and he did just that as everyone watched and waited patiently. Good manners and Mitzvot all around!
2)Ziva found a bracelet that one of the yeladim made and misplaced in the classroom. She saw that the letter "A" was written on it, so she first went to Amitai who's name starts with "A" but it didn't belong to him so Ziva continued on with her search while performing the mitzvah of returning a lost object. Ziva then Approached Adaya, whose name also starts with "A", it did belong to her and she became so excited to get her bracelet back, that she had made in class.
We are all looking out for each other! What great acts of kindess our yeladim are doing for one another.
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