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Politz Press Friday September 16 2016 View this email in your browser
Friday September 16 2016 Shabbat Parshat Ki TeitzeiShabbat Begins at 647pm
Our seventh and eighth grade girls learn aboutChodesh Elul through technology
A Message from Mrs Marilyn RothDirector of General Studies
Our Politz community gathered together this Mondaynight as we welcomed the parents of our Early Childhoodchildren to Back to School Night Mrs Lesley Gordeskyour Early Childhood Director explained how we areincorporating the Reggio Emilia approach to learning inour classrooms Then it was time to meet our incrediblydedicated Early Childhood faculty who spoke about theirindividual curriculum and goals for the upcoming yearWe know in fact this will be an outstanding year for our
Pictures of theWeek (click toview more)
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We know in fact this will be an outstanding year for ouryoungest Politz students Wednesday evening broughteveryone together again for our Kindergarten throughGrade 4 Back to School Night Every family learned abouttheir childrenrsquos Judaic and General Studies curricula forthe upcoming year At our ldquowelcome backrdquo gathering inthe Beit Midrash Rabbi Glustein addressed the criticallyimportant issue of security our upcoming schoolshywideIsrael theme and the importance of communicationbetween parents teachers and administration It was apleasure to welcome both our new families and returningfamilies to these informative and valuable evenings It isa wonderful way to get our school year off to an excellentstart We look forward to working closely togetherthroughout the upcoming school year
We look forward to greeting our Middle Schoolparents (Grades 5shy8 General Studies and Grades4shy8 Judaic Studies) at Back to School Night this
Wednesday September 21 at 655pm
Dear Parents
This year the PTA will sponsor lovely RoshHashanah treats that will be sent home toevery Politz family (and faculty) We are inviting youto be a part of this initiative by making a oneshytimegift of $36 to the PTA When you make your gift toPTA by Tuesday September 20 we will includeyour familys name on the special Rosh Hashanahcard that will accompany the treats This card willalso be mailed to Politz grandparents alumni andextended community members Your family gift will
Sep 21 MiddleSchool Back to SchoolNight Sep 22 MiddleSchool Team BuildingTripOct 3shy4 No School Rosh Hashanah
FRIDAYDISMISSAL is at 3pm untilSukkot (aftershyschool daycareends at 4pm)
MEATMONDAYSARE BACKEvery Mondaystudents maybring a meat
lunch
to Rabbi Dovid andSuri Nussbaumfamily on the birth
Click here to viewthe schoolcalendar
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help PTA launch another phenomenal year ofprogramming and enable us to provide that extrasomething special to each classroom
Thanks to to the families who
have already donated Baum middot Bienenfeld middot Brody middot Cohen middot Eisenstein middotElisha middot Feig middot Halickman middot Hirsch middot Horowitz middotKraftmann middot Krupnick middot Klein middot Levin middot Mindel middot Ovitz middot Panitch middot Shapiro middot Sokolic middot Spector middot
Starkman middot Stollman
Please join us in wishing our entire Politz family ahappy healthy and bright new year Checks for$36 can be made out to Politz PTA You can alsovisit politzorg to make a secure donation by creditcard Thank you
Miriam Shapiro and Amy Halickman and thePolitz PTA
TuesdayThe Politz Board of Trustees to commemorate the
Yahrzeit of Mr David Krupnick father ofPolitz parent Judith Krupnick
WednesdayThe Spector family who believes in the power of
prayer and Tzedakah to sell their homeThursday
The Ovitz family to honor the birthdays of PopPopDennis Satanoff and Bubbie Debbie Ovitz
FridayDr Ron and Sarah Zanger in honor of Dr Michaeland Marcy Partnows 50th wedding anniversary
of a baby girl
to Rabbi and MrsMiller on the
Hanachat Tefillin oftheir sonElchonon
Special thanks toNaftali Feig DanEisenstein Shmuel
Gluck IsaacHalickman RabbiYitzchok and Baily
Kahan AriMiller Vicki Miltzand Rabbi ShalomShapiro for helpingto make the Backto School BBQ ahuge success
8TH GRADECANDY SALEFor students inGrades Kshy8
Tuesday Sep 20
Hershey Bars$115
Zours $050Sour Ribbons
$100Fruit by the Foot
$060Gushers $060Air Heads $060
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All candy is nutshyfree
8th GradeBabysittingService
We are available tobabysit for yourchildren Two
babysitters (or oneif you prefer) $10per hour Email
8gbabysittinggmailcom and we willrespond to let youknow if we are
available and whowill be babysitting
for you Allproceeds will go tothe 2017 8th grade
trip
Thanks to ourCorporateSponsor
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By Mrs Leslie Gordesky PreshyK General Studies Teacher
The Parparim (Butterflies) are so excited to be in school againThe yeladim(children) have been exploring the classroom and are busy learning how to usemagnifying glasses and tape measures The teachers are using the first fewweeks of school to get to know each child and their various interests In keepingwith our Reggio Emilia approach as we learn more about what makes this groupof children tick we will tailor our learning and projects to keep them fully engagedIn the meantime we are building painting cooking and reading As we continueto become acquainted with one another and learn the classroom routines we willplay silly games and learn new songs What a special group of children We lookforward to a year of growth and discovery
By Morah Esti Helberg First Grade Judaic Studies Teacher BH Kitah Alef is off to an incredible start During our first week of school we divedright into learning about Elul and the upcoming chag of Rosh Hashanah Of courseone of the things we spoke about was the Shofar We discussed from which animala shofar comes and also what the shofars job is We also talked about the threedifferent sounds that the baal tokeah (person blowing the shofar) blows Oursages tell us Aino domeh shmiyah liriyah one cannot compare hearing aboutsomething to actually experiencing it In order to help our students reallyexperience shofar blowing we borrowed Rabbi Glusteins REAL shofar and set towork in our classroom practicing trying to blow a tekiah sound We huffed and wepuffed and we blew the shofar Boy did we work hard Some of the yeladim wereactually able to produce a real sound Everyone got a chance to try and we really
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had lots of fun A huge thank you to Rabbi Glustein for lending us his shofar toenable this wonderful handsshyon activity Thats one experience that will probablybecome a cherished childhood memory
By Mrs Linda Moskowitz Third Grade General Studies Teacher The beginning of the school year is a very exciting time in third grade which for thisyear has been renamed ldquoCamp LearnshyAshyLotrdquo I have chosen this theme becauseI believe our students are always ready for ldquosrsquomorerdquo learning As the children haveenjoyed getting reacquainted we continued to learn new things about each otheras we shared some of our favorite possessions during a recent Afternoon MeetingDuring this time we have already read several books from the ldquoBlack Lagoonrdquoseries each of which provides a funny look at the return to school My hope is thatour introduction to third grade has left the children filled with eager anticipation of ayear jamshypacked with learning and fun In math the students have begun bystudying place value and are becoming quite proficient in this skill In social studieswe will perfect our map skills with the goal of becoming great ldquomapshyreadersrdquo Aspart of Writerrsquos Workshop we will have an opportunity to write a personal narrativeas we create an original postcard from a place visited this summer In addition ourpenmanship exercises will introduce us to the beautiful cursive style of writingDuring science I look forward to stimulating the studentsrsquo curiosity about a widevariety of topics through various handsshyon activities and followshyup observations Aswe have already reviewed the parts of plants and their purposes we have eachplanted sugar snap pea seeds in plastic bags in our room The children eagerlyinspect their bags daily to check for a sprout In all phases of my instruction theultimate goal will be to help the students achieve to their maximum potential in eachacademic subject My primary objective is for the ldquohappy campersrdquo of third grade tobecome more responsible independent learners throughout this importanttransition year
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Click HERE to listen to Rabbi Shaffers Sep 12 Shiur
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We know in fact this will be an outstanding year for ouryoungest Politz students Wednesday evening broughteveryone together again for our Kindergarten throughGrade 4 Back to School Night Every family learned abouttheir childrenrsquos Judaic and General Studies curricula forthe upcoming year At our ldquowelcome backrdquo gathering inthe Beit Midrash Rabbi Glustein addressed the criticallyimportant issue of security our upcoming schoolshywideIsrael theme and the importance of communicationbetween parents teachers and administration It was apleasure to welcome both our new families and returningfamilies to these informative and valuable evenings It isa wonderful way to get our school year off to an excellentstart We look forward to working closely togetherthroughout the upcoming school year
We look forward to greeting our Middle Schoolparents (Grades 5shy8 General Studies and Grades4shy8 Judaic Studies) at Back to School Night this
Wednesday September 21 at 655pm
Dear Parents
This year the PTA will sponsor lovely RoshHashanah treats that will be sent home toevery Politz family (and faculty) We are inviting youto be a part of this initiative by making a oneshytimegift of $36 to the PTA When you make your gift toPTA by Tuesday September 20 we will includeyour familys name on the special Rosh Hashanahcard that will accompany the treats This card willalso be mailed to Politz grandparents alumni andextended community members Your family gift will
Sep 21 MiddleSchool Back to SchoolNight Sep 22 MiddleSchool Team BuildingTripOct 3shy4 No School Rosh Hashanah
FRIDAYDISMISSAL is at 3pm untilSukkot (aftershyschool daycareends at 4pm)
MEATMONDAYSARE BACKEvery Mondaystudents maybring a meat
lunch
to Rabbi Dovid andSuri Nussbaumfamily on the birth
Click here to viewthe schoolcalendar
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help PTA launch another phenomenal year ofprogramming and enable us to provide that extrasomething special to each classroom
Thanks to to the families who
have already donated Baum middot Bienenfeld middot Brody middot Cohen middot Eisenstein middotElisha middot Feig middot Halickman middot Hirsch middot Horowitz middotKraftmann middot Krupnick middot Klein middot Levin middot Mindel middot Ovitz middot Panitch middot Shapiro middot Sokolic middot Spector middot
Starkman middot Stollman
Please join us in wishing our entire Politz family ahappy healthy and bright new year Checks for$36 can be made out to Politz PTA You can alsovisit politzorg to make a secure donation by creditcard Thank you
Miriam Shapiro and Amy Halickman and thePolitz PTA
TuesdayThe Politz Board of Trustees to commemorate the
Yahrzeit of Mr David Krupnick father ofPolitz parent Judith Krupnick
WednesdayThe Spector family who believes in the power of
prayer and Tzedakah to sell their homeThursday
The Ovitz family to honor the birthdays of PopPopDennis Satanoff and Bubbie Debbie Ovitz
FridayDr Ron and Sarah Zanger in honor of Dr Michaeland Marcy Partnows 50th wedding anniversary
of a baby girl
to Rabbi and MrsMiller on the
Hanachat Tefillin oftheir sonElchonon
Special thanks toNaftali Feig DanEisenstein Shmuel
Gluck IsaacHalickman RabbiYitzchok and Baily
Kahan AriMiller Vicki Miltzand Rabbi ShalomShapiro for helpingto make the Backto School BBQ ahuge success
8TH GRADECANDY SALEFor students inGrades Kshy8
Tuesday Sep 20
Hershey Bars$115
Zours $050Sour Ribbons
$100Fruit by the Foot
$060Gushers $060Air Heads $060
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All candy is nutshyfree
8th GradeBabysittingService
We are available tobabysit for yourchildren Two
babysitters (or oneif you prefer) $10per hour Email
8gbabysittinggmailcom and we willrespond to let youknow if we are
available and whowill be babysitting
for you Allproceeds will go tothe 2017 8th grade
trip
Thanks to ourCorporateSponsor
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By Mrs Leslie Gordesky PreshyK General Studies Teacher
The Parparim (Butterflies) are so excited to be in school againThe yeladim(children) have been exploring the classroom and are busy learning how to usemagnifying glasses and tape measures The teachers are using the first fewweeks of school to get to know each child and their various interests In keepingwith our Reggio Emilia approach as we learn more about what makes this groupof children tick we will tailor our learning and projects to keep them fully engagedIn the meantime we are building painting cooking and reading As we continueto become acquainted with one another and learn the classroom routines we willplay silly games and learn new songs What a special group of children We lookforward to a year of growth and discovery
By Morah Esti Helberg First Grade Judaic Studies Teacher BH Kitah Alef is off to an incredible start During our first week of school we divedright into learning about Elul and the upcoming chag of Rosh Hashanah Of courseone of the things we spoke about was the Shofar We discussed from which animala shofar comes and also what the shofars job is We also talked about the threedifferent sounds that the baal tokeah (person blowing the shofar) blows Oursages tell us Aino domeh shmiyah liriyah one cannot compare hearing aboutsomething to actually experiencing it In order to help our students reallyexperience shofar blowing we borrowed Rabbi Glusteins REAL shofar and set towork in our classroom practicing trying to blow a tekiah sound We huffed and wepuffed and we blew the shofar Boy did we work hard Some of the yeladim wereactually able to produce a real sound Everyone got a chance to try and we really
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had lots of fun A huge thank you to Rabbi Glustein for lending us his shofar toenable this wonderful handsshyon activity Thats one experience that will probablybecome a cherished childhood memory
By Mrs Linda Moskowitz Third Grade General Studies Teacher The beginning of the school year is a very exciting time in third grade which for thisyear has been renamed ldquoCamp LearnshyAshyLotrdquo I have chosen this theme becauseI believe our students are always ready for ldquosrsquomorerdquo learning As the children haveenjoyed getting reacquainted we continued to learn new things about each otheras we shared some of our favorite possessions during a recent Afternoon MeetingDuring this time we have already read several books from the ldquoBlack Lagoonrdquoseries each of which provides a funny look at the return to school My hope is thatour introduction to third grade has left the children filled with eager anticipation of ayear jamshypacked with learning and fun In math the students have begun bystudying place value and are becoming quite proficient in this skill In social studieswe will perfect our map skills with the goal of becoming great ldquomapshyreadersrdquo Aspart of Writerrsquos Workshop we will have an opportunity to write a personal narrativeas we create an original postcard from a place visited this summer In addition ourpenmanship exercises will introduce us to the beautiful cursive style of writingDuring science I look forward to stimulating the studentsrsquo curiosity about a widevariety of topics through various handsshyon activities and followshyup observations Aswe have already reviewed the parts of plants and their purposes we have eachplanted sugar snap pea seeds in plastic bags in our room The children eagerlyinspect their bags daily to check for a sprout In all phases of my instruction theultimate goal will be to help the students achieve to their maximum potential in eachacademic subject My primary objective is for the ldquohappy campersrdquo of third grade tobecome more responsible independent learners throughout this importanttransition year
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Copyright copy 2016shy17 | Politz Day School of Cherry Hill All rights reserved
Click HERE to listen to Rabbi Shaffers Sep 12 Shiur
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help PTA launch another phenomenal year ofprogramming and enable us to provide that extrasomething special to each classroom
Thanks to to the families who
have already donated Baum middot Bienenfeld middot Brody middot Cohen middot Eisenstein middotElisha middot Feig middot Halickman middot Hirsch middot Horowitz middotKraftmann middot Krupnick middot Klein middot Levin middot Mindel middot Ovitz middot Panitch middot Shapiro middot Sokolic middot Spector middot
Starkman middot Stollman
Please join us in wishing our entire Politz family ahappy healthy and bright new year Checks for$36 can be made out to Politz PTA You can alsovisit politzorg to make a secure donation by creditcard Thank you
Miriam Shapiro and Amy Halickman and thePolitz PTA
TuesdayThe Politz Board of Trustees to commemorate the
Yahrzeit of Mr David Krupnick father ofPolitz parent Judith Krupnick
WednesdayThe Spector family who believes in the power of
prayer and Tzedakah to sell their homeThursday
The Ovitz family to honor the birthdays of PopPopDennis Satanoff and Bubbie Debbie Ovitz
FridayDr Ron and Sarah Zanger in honor of Dr Michaeland Marcy Partnows 50th wedding anniversary
of a baby girl
to Rabbi and MrsMiller on the
Hanachat Tefillin oftheir sonElchonon
Special thanks toNaftali Feig DanEisenstein Shmuel
Gluck IsaacHalickman RabbiYitzchok and Baily
Kahan AriMiller Vicki Miltzand Rabbi ShalomShapiro for helpingto make the Backto School BBQ ahuge success
8TH GRADECANDY SALEFor students inGrades Kshy8
Tuesday Sep 20
Hershey Bars$115
Zours $050Sour Ribbons
$100Fruit by the Foot
$060Gushers $060Air Heads $060
9162016 This Weeks Edition of the Politz Press
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All candy is nutshyfree
8th GradeBabysittingService
We are available tobabysit for yourchildren Two
babysitters (or oneif you prefer) $10per hour Email
8gbabysittinggmailcom and we willrespond to let youknow if we are
available and whowill be babysitting
for you Allproceeds will go tothe 2017 8th grade
trip
Thanks to ourCorporateSponsor
9162016 This Weeks Edition of the Politz Press
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By Mrs Leslie Gordesky PreshyK General Studies Teacher
The Parparim (Butterflies) are so excited to be in school againThe yeladim(children) have been exploring the classroom and are busy learning how to usemagnifying glasses and tape measures The teachers are using the first fewweeks of school to get to know each child and their various interests In keepingwith our Reggio Emilia approach as we learn more about what makes this groupof children tick we will tailor our learning and projects to keep them fully engagedIn the meantime we are building painting cooking and reading As we continueto become acquainted with one another and learn the classroom routines we willplay silly games and learn new songs What a special group of children We lookforward to a year of growth and discovery
By Morah Esti Helberg First Grade Judaic Studies Teacher BH Kitah Alef is off to an incredible start During our first week of school we divedright into learning about Elul and the upcoming chag of Rosh Hashanah Of courseone of the things we spoke about was the Shofar We discussed from which animala shofar comes and also what the shofars job is We also talked about the threedifferent sounds that the baal tokeah (person blowing the shofar) blows Oursages tell us Aino domeh shmiyah liriyah one cannot compare hearing aboutsomething to actually experiencing it In order to help our students reallyexperience shofar blowing we borrowed Rabbi Glusteins REAL shofar and set towork in our classroom practicing trying to blow a tekiah sound We huffed and wepuffed and we blew the shofar Boy did we work hard Some of the yeladim wereactually able to produce a real sound Everyone got a chance to try and we really
9162016 This Weeks Edition of the Politz Press
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had lots of fun A huge thank you to Rabbi Glustein for lending us his shofar toenable this wonderful handsshyon activity Thats one experience that will probablybecome a cherished childhood memory
By Mrs Linda Moskowitz Third Grade General Studies Teacher The beginning of the school year is a very exciting time in third grade which for thisyear has been renamed ldquoCamp LearnshyAshyLotrdquo I have chosen this theme becauseI believe our students are always ready for ldquosrsquomorerdquo learning As the children haveenjoyed getting reacquainted we continued to learn new things about each otheras we shared some of our favorite possessions during a recent Afternoon MeetingDuring this time we have already read several books from the ldquoBlack Lagoonrdquoseries each of which provides a funny look at the return to school My hope is thatour introduction to third grade has left the children filled with eager anticipation of ayear jamshypacked with learning and fun In math the students have begun bystudying place value and are becoming quite proficient in this skill In social studieswe will perfect our map skills with the goal of becoming great ldquomapshyreadersrdquo Aspart of Writerrsquos Workshop we will have an opportunity to write a personal narrativeas we create an original postcard from a place visited this summer In addition ourpenmanship exercises will introduce us to the beautiful cursive style of writingDuring science I look forward to stimulating the studentsrsquo curiosity about a widevariety of topics through various handsshyon activities and followshyup observations Aswe have already reviewed the parts of plants and their purposes we have eachplanted sugar snap pea seeds in plastic bags in our room The children eagerlyinspect their bags daily to check for a sprout In all phases of my instruction theultimate goal will be to help the students achieve to their maximum potential in eachacademic subject My primary objective is for the ldquohappy campersrdquo of third grade tobecome more responsible independent learners throughout this importanttransition year
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Copyright copy 2016shy17 | Politz Day School of Cherry Hill All rights reserved
Click HERE to listen to Rabbi Shaffers Sep 12 Shiur
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All candy is nutshyfree
8th GradeBabysittingService
We are available tobabysit for yourchildren Two
babysitters (or oneif you prefer) $10per hour Email
8gbabysittinggmailcom and we willrespond to let youknow if we are
available and whowill be babysitting
for you Allproceeds will go tothe 2017 8th grade
trip
Thanks to ourCorporateSponsor
9162016 This Weeks Edition of the Politz Press
httpus4campaignshyarchive1comu=23b13a5d2fa0c74cd68049d19ampid=0b6301f13bampe=[UNIQID] 58
By Mrs Leslie Gordesky PreshyK General Studies Teacher
The Parparim (Butterflies) are so excited to be in school againThe yeladim(children) have been exploring the classroom and are busy learning how to usemagnifying glasses and tape measures The teachers are using the first fewweeks of school to get to know each child and their various interests In keepingwith our Reggio Emilia approach as we learn more about what makes this groupof children tick we will tailor our learning and projects to keep them fully engagedIn the meantime we are building painting cooking and reading As we continueto become acquainted with one another and learn the classroom routines we willplay silly games and learn new songs What a special group of children We lookforward to a year of growth and discovery
By Morah Esti Helberg First Grade Judaic Studies Teacher BH Kitah Alef is off to an incredible start During our first week of school we divedright into learning about Elul and the upcoming chag of Rosh Hashanah Of courseone of the things we spoke about was the Shofar We discussed from which animala shofar comes and also what the shofars job is We also talked about the threedifferent sounds that the baal tokeah (person blowing the shofar) blows Oursages tell us Aino domeh shmiyah liriyah one cannot compare hearing aboutsomething to actually experiencing it In order to help our students reallyexperience shofar blowing we borrowed Rabbi Glusteins REAL shofar and set towork in our classroom practicing trying to blow a tekiah sound We huffed and wepuffed and we blew the shofar Boy did we work hard Some of the yeladim wereactually able to produce a real sound Everyone got a chance to try and we really
9162016 This Weeks Edition of the Politz Press
httpus4campaignshyarchive1comu=23b13a5d2fa0c74cd68049d19ampid=0b6301f13bampe=[UNIQID] 68
had lots of fun A huge thank you to Rabbi Glustein for lending us his shofar toenable this wonderful handsshyon activity Thats one experience that will probablybecome a cherished childhood memory
By Mrs Linda Moskowitz Third Grade General Studies Teacher The beginning of the school year is a very exciting time in third grade which for thisyear has been renamed ldquoCamp LearnshyAshyLotrdquo I have chosen this theme becauseI believe our students are always ready for ldquosrsquomorerdquo learning As the children haveenjoyed getting reacquainted we continued to learn new things about each otheras we shared some of our favorite possessions during a recent Afternoon MeetingDuring this time we have already read several books from the ldquoBlack Lagoonrdquoseries each of which provides a funny look at the return to school My hope is thatour introduction to third grade has left the children filled with eager anticipation of ayear jamshypacked with learning and fun In math the students have begun bystudying place value and are becoming quite proficient in this skill In social studieswe will perfect our map skills with the goal of becoming great ldquomapshyreadersrdquo Aspart of Writerrsquos Workshop we will have an opportunity to write a personal narrativeas we create an original postcard from a place visited this summer In addition ourpenmanship exercises will introduce us to the beautiful cursive style of writingDuring science I look forward to stimulating the studentsrsquo curiosity about a widevariety of topics through various handsshyon activities and followshyup observations Aswe have already reviewed the parts of plants and their purposes we have eachplanted sugar snap pea seeds in plastic bags in our room The children eagerlyinspect their bags daily to check for a sprout In all phases of my instruction theultimate goal will be to help the students achieve to their maximum potential in eachacademic subject My primary objective is for the ldquohappy campersrdquo of third grade tobecome more responsible independent learners throughout this importanttransition year
9162016 This Weeks Edition of the Politz Press
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Copyright copy 2016shy17 | Politz Day School of Cherry Hill All rights reserved
Click HERE to listen to Rabbi Shaffers Sep 12 Shiur
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9162016 This Weeks Edition of the Politz Press
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By Mrs Leslie Gordesky PreshyK General Studies Teacher
The Parparim (Butterflies) are so excited to be in school againThe yeladim(children) have been exploring the classroom and are busy learning how to usemagnifying glasses and tape measures The teachers are using the first fewweeks of school to get to know each child and their various interests In keepingwith our Reggio Emilia approach as we learn more about what makes this groupof children tick we will tailor our learning and projects to keep them fully engagedIn the meantime we are building painting cooking and reading As we continueto become acquainted with one another and learn the classroom routines we willplay silly games and learn new songs What a special group of children We lookforward to a year of growth and discovery
By Morah Esti Helberg First Grade Judaic Studies Teacher BH Kitah Alef is off to an incredible start During our first week of school we divedright into learning about Elul and the upcoming chag of Rosh Hashanah Of courseone of the things we spoke about was the Shofar We discussed from which animala shofar comes and also what the shofars job is We also talked about the threedifferent sounds that the baal tokeah (person blowing the shofar) blows Oursages tell us Aino domeh shmiyah liriyah one cannot compare hearing aboutsomething to actually experiencing it In order to help our students reallyexperience shofar blowing we borrowed Rabbi Glusteins REAL shofar and set towork in our classroom practicing trying to blow a tekiah sound We huffed and wepuffed and we blew the shofar Boy did we work hard Some of the yeladim wereactually able to produce a real sound Everyone got a chance to try and we really
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had lots of fun A huge thank you to Rabbi Glustein for lending us his shofar toenable this wonderful handsshyon activity Thats one experience that will probablybecome a cherished childhood memory
By Mrs Linda Moskowitz Third Grade General Studies Teacher The beginning of the school year is a very exciting time in third grade which for thisyear has been renamed ldquoCamp LearnshyAshyLotrdquo I have chosen this theme becauseI believe our students are always ready for ldquosrsquomorerdquo learning As the children haveenjoyed getting reacquainted we continued to learn new things about each otheras we shared some of our favorite possessions during a recent Afternoon MeetingDuring this time we have already read several books from the ldquoBlack Lagoonrdquoseries each of which provides a funny look at the return to school My hope is thatour introduction to third grade has left the children filled with eager anticipation of ayear jamshypacked with learning and fun In math the students have begun bystudying place value and are becoming quite proficient in this skill In social studieswe will perfect our map skills with the goal of becoming great ldquomapshyreadersrdquo Aspart of Writerrsquos Workshop we will have an opportunity to write a personal narrativeas we create an original postcard from a place visited this summer In addition ourpenmanship exercises will introduce us to the beautiful cursive style of writingDuring science I look forward to stimulating the studentsrsquo curiosity about a widevariety of topics through various handsshyon activities and followshyup observations Aswe have already reviewed the parts of plants and their purposes we have eachplanted sugar snap pea seeds in plastic bags in our room The children eagerlyinspect their bags daily to check for a sprout In all phases of my instruction theultimate goal will be to help the students achieve to their maximum potential in eachacademic subject My primary objective is for the ldquohappy campersrdquo of third grade tobecome more responsible independent learners throughout this importanttransition year
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had lots of fun A huge thank you to Rabbi Glustein for lending us his shofar toenable this wonderful handsshyon activity Thats one experience that will probablybecome a cherished childhood memory
By Mrs Linda Moskowitz Third Grade General Studies Teacher The beginning of the school year is a very exciting time in third grade which for thisyear has been renamed ldquoCamp LearnshyAshyLotrdquo I have chosen this theme becauseI believe our students are always ready for ldquosrsquomorerdquo learning As the children haveenjoyed getting reacquainted we continued to learn new things about each otheras we shared some of our favorite possessions during a recent Afternoon MeetingDuring this time we have already read several books from the ldquoBlack Lagoonrdquoseries each of which provides a funny look at the return to school My hope is thatour introduction to third grade has left the children filled with eager anticipation of ayear jamshypacked with learning and fun In math the students have begun bystudying place value and are becoming quite proficient in this skill In social studieswe will perfect our map skills with the goal of becoming great ldquomapshyreadersrdquo Aspart of Writerrsquos Workshop we will have an opportunity to write a personal narrativeas we create an original postcard from a place visited this summer In addition ourpenmanship exercises will introduce us to the beautiful cursive style of writingDuring science I look forward to stimulating the studentsrsquo curiosity about a widevariety of topics through various handsshyon activities and followshyup observations Aswe have already reviewed the parts of plants and their purposes we have eachplanted sugar snap pea seeds in plastic bags in our room The children eagerlyinspect their bags daily to check for a sprout In all phases of my instruction theultimate goal will be to help the students achieve to their maximum potential in eachacademic subject My primary objective is for the ldquohappy campersrdquo of third grade tobecome more responsible independent learners throughout this importanttransition year
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