Showing posts with label lekhayim. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lekhayim. Show all posts
30 September 2014
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14 August 2014
10 August 2014
Tisha b'Av - 9th of Av
Both the first and second Holy Temples which stood in
Jerusalem were destroyed on Av 9: the First Temple by the Babylonians in
the year 3338 from creation (423 BCE), and the second by the Romans in
3829 (69 CE).
The Temples' destruction represents the greatest tragedy in Jewish history, for it marks our descent into Galut the state of physical exile and spiritual displacement in which we still find ourselves today. Thus the Destruction is mourned as a tragedy that affects our lives today, 2,000 years later, no less than the very generation that experienced it first hand.
The Temples' destruction represents the greatest tragedy in Jewish history, for it marks our descent into Galut the state of physical exile and spiritual displacement in which we still find ourselves today. Thus the Destruction is mourned as a tragedy that affects our lives today, 2,000 years later, no less than the very generation that experienced it first hand.
THE CANVAS WALL
Kotel stones wall made with interaced stripes of natural hemp fibres.
28 July 2014
Parashah Devarim - Israel felt map
Moshè delineates the borders of the lands allotted to the aforementioned
tribes. He then repeats the instructions he gave to these tribes to
cross the Jordan together with their brethren and participate in the
battle against the Canaanites before returning to their land on the
eastern bank of the Jordan. Yeoshua,
who will lead the nation into Israel, is enjoined not to be fearful of
the battles which he will face, because "it is the L-rd, your G‑d, who
is fighting for you."
Felt Israel shape - Land of creation
24 July 2014
Parashah Massei
In this week's reading, Massei, Moshè reviews the forty years of Israelite journeys through the desert. The Torah discusses the boundaries of Israel.
The Torah recounts the journeys of the Jews in the desert. In the first aliyah the Torah lists the first seven of the 42 journeys which took them from Egypt to the banks of the Jordan.
....so we worked on maps, boundaries and geographical locations
The Torah recounts the journeys of the Jews in the desert. In the first aliyah the Torah lists the first seven of the 42 journeys which took them from Egypt to the banks of the Jordan.
....so we worked on maps, boundaries and geographical locations
Geographic map Box
Just cut pieces of geographic maps from an old atlas with which to cover a cardboard box, a shoe box ... and inside put the maps your children will draw during summer of the place and journey they loved the most.
Painting the Yarden river border
parashah Mattot
The tribes of Reuben and Gad owned lots of cattle. Seeing that the eastern bank of the Yarden (river Jordan) , the lands of Sichon and Og
which they had just conquered , had abundant pasture, they asked Moshè
if they could remain and settle on the eastern bank. Moshè angrily
responds that they are following in the footsteps of the spies who were
fearful of the Canaanites, did not want to enter the land of Israel, and
discouraged the entire nation from doing so. The Reubenites and
Gaddites respond that they will leave their cattle and families behind
in fortified cities, and all their men will proceed into Israel with
their brethren and lead them in the conquest of the land. Only after all
the land has been conquered and settled would they return to the other
side of the Yarden.
So this week we focused on the Jordan River painting river pebbles, making a mosaic of river pebbles and preparing a bottle with water from the river
So this week we focused on the Jordan River painting river pebbles, making a mosaic of river pebbles and preparing a bottle with water from the river
Painted river pebbles
10 July 2014
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