https://t.co/vEuCNrohfG It’s time to Say Yes!
Your children have blossomed over the past year, and so has TDS.
Join us in saying yes to our students. Together, we can pave the way for a future that is bright and brimming with possibilities.
#SayYes!
After receiving this email, @Optidge bought the entire wish list! Thank you! We have refilled the wish list for anyone that would like to help replenish our library with wholesome books.
“Mitzvah Goreret Mitzvah” means one mitzvah leads to another. The 5th and 6th grade girls brought in the most Mitzvah bricks in Mendel’s Mitzvah Marathon and were rewarded with a trip to @AishelHouse where they make soup, cupcakes, & decorated bags for patients. TY Aishel House!
First graders learned about the story elements of setting and characters by engaging in a fun art project based on the book “Beekle”. They colored a background, drew and cut out an outline of the main character, then mixed shaving cream and glue to add on top
#tbt to our @tzivos_hashem_international Chayolim who brought the joy of Sukos to others by sharing their personal lulav sets to help others make the bracha to shake the lulav.
Chess Club is a new addition to our after school activities based on parent requests. We are excited to partner with @RiceUniversity chess club to offer this opportunity!
Morah Marissa and Morah Jennifer’s Kindergarten friends enjoyed Parshas Noach centers using a curriculum which integrates parsha with STEM. Their centers included matching, counting, and working on a writing skills.
Morah @gittyeber ‘s EC2 friends used pipettes and water to fill up different size circles with "rain" like the Mabul. Using pipettes helps to strengthen fine motor skills and encourages the use of a pincer grip.
Yeshivas Bein Hazmanim coordinated by Rabbi Gniwish and sponsored by Ben Cotlar, Matt Trusch, David Fishman and Danny Fishman and families was a great success! https://t.co/QjUN3mvx1z