KDH Show and Tell

Why were there so many hats in KDH today? Luba had a raccoon hat with a tail, Amitai was sporting a top hat, and Bryna looked glamorous in her Hello Kitty hat. Sholom was wearing a wizard's hat, looking like he was ready to pull off a few stunts. Perly had a helmet with him. Is it Purim already?!! No, not that. Adaya had a house, Kemp brought in a book about Homer and Mia had a stuffed animal, named Henry. Why??

Wednesday is Show and Tell day! Each week we have a different theme. 

Today's theme was the Letter "H." 

Show and Tell began after the Chagim. The first week was the Letter F as in Fall and/or Fall objects. 

 Cassidy is showing us the Letter F that she drew filled with fall leaves. 

Our next topic was the first letter of each child's first name.

Laylah wrote her name with Legos and Josie had a jar with the word jar written on it with stickers.

 Libi brought in a lamb that begins with L. 

 Mia had a monkey for M.

 Kiddush cup for K was what Kemp shared with us.

The next week the children brought in objects that started with the first letter of their last/family name. 

 Perly and Bryna Tedoff served us all tomatoes, yum!

\

 Ziva had an egg for E as in Efron.

 Adaya showed us her Mini Mouse for M as in Malka.

Motty shared a lime for L as in Levin with the class.

Before Thanksgiving the children all shared something that they are thankful for. 

 Josie is thanking for her parents, who got married. 

 Mina is thankful for her family and the trip her to Disney with her grandparents.

 Eli is thankful for the good things Hashem has given him. He has toys, art projects and a lovely family.

 Sholom appreciates his home and family.

Motty is thankful for the Torah. 

The Morahs are thankful for sweet, creative children, with their sense of  apppreciation and  humor. 

Cassidy actually brought her mother to school for show and tell to show us what she is thankful for. 

Motty asked us, "Do you know why Josie's parents' wedding picture is black and white?  That's because it happened a long time ago!"

Wipe away a tear and then, You gotta laugh! 

Morah Ruth