Shalom,
Today, the student took a pretest on מזג אוויר phrases. We checked it in class and learned that we know most of the phrases, but we all need to review at home.
Homework due 9/2/10-
Worksheet (P.33)
Lila Tov,
Morah Galit
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Monday, August 30, 2010
H.W. -Due Wednesday Sep.1st ,and quiz reminder
Shalom,
I hope you all had a wonderful weekend.
We had a great review game about today. Students seem to know the new מזג אוירvocabulary.
H.W. -Due Wednesday:
Find a picture (in newspaper, on line...) that shows a certain weather, and describe the weather in your own words.
Vocabulary quiz on weather words- Friday, Sep. 3rd.
Laila Tov,
Morah Galit
I hope you all had a wonderful weekend.
We had a great review game about today. Students seem to know the new מזג אוירvocabulary.
H.W. -Due Wednesday:
Find a picture (in newspaper, on line...) that shows a certain weather, and describe the weather in your own words.
Vocabulary quiz on weather words- Friday, Sep. 3rd.
Laila Tov,
Morah Galit
Friday, August 27, 2010
Weekly newsletter 8-27-10
Dear parents,
The first week of school went smoothly. We are shaking the summer dust off our Hebrew, reviewing last year vocabulary, and learning some new word. The students had the opportunity to write about themselves in Hebrew, and you are all welcome to pick at our Hebrew bulletin board, located by the learning center.
We are now learning to say different phrases about the weather, preparing the kids to make a small talk in Hebrew…
The students made flash cards with the new words, and have the complete word list in their Hebrew note book. You can also find a copy of this list on my blog at http://5thgradehebrew.blogspot.com/
Quick reminders:
*Vocabulary quiz (weather words)- Friday, September 3rd.
* In case you haven't send A4 spiral notebook (large, lined paper), self photograph and Hebrew English dictionary with your child, please do so by Monday.
Please feel free to contact me with any question.
You can reach me via phone at the school: (614) 864-0299 x114, or via email at: ggolan@toraacademy.org
Shabbat Shalom,
Morah Galit
The first week of school went smoothly. We are shaking the summer dust off our Hebrew, reviewing last year vocabulary, and learning some new word. The students had the opportunity to write about themselves in Hebrew, and you are all welcome to pick at our Hebrew bulletin board, located by the learning center.
We are now learning to say different phrases about the weather, preparing the kids to make a small talk in Hebrew…
The students made flash cards with the new words, and have the complete word list in their Hebrew note book. You can also find a copy of this list on my blog at http://5thgradehebrew.blogspot.com/
Quick reminders:
*Vocabulary quiz (weather words)- Friday, September 3rd.
* In case you haven't send A4 spiral notebook (large, lined paper), self photograph and Hebrew English dictionary with your child, please do so by Monday.
Please feel free to contact me with any question.
You can reach me via phone at the school: (614) 864-0299 x114, or via email at: ggolan@toraacademy.org
Shabbat Shalom,
Morah Galit
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Home work due Monday, 8/30/10
Erev Tov!
Great class today!
We've been practicing our weather words with a partner, and describing the weather in class.
Home work due Monday, 8/30/10
Study weather words.
Lila Tov,
Morah Galit
Great class today!
We've been practicing our weather words with a partner, and describing the weather in class.
Home work due Monday, 8/30/10
Study weather words.
Lila Tov,
Morah Galit
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Homework- Due 8/27/10
Shalom,
Great work today speaking only in Hebrew in class!
Homework: For tomorrow- רק על עצמי page due Don't forget to decorate it.
For Friday- Study new מזג אויר (weather) vocabulary.
מזג אויר (weather) vocabulary
מזג אויר
מה מזג האויר היום? What is the weather today?
היום מעונןIt’s cloudy today.
יש שמש בשמיםThe sun is in the sky.
השמש זורחתThe sun is shining.
הרוח נושבת The wind is blowing.
הציפורים מצייצותThe birds are chirping.
הגשם יורדIt’s raining.
השלג יורדIt’s snowing.
העלים נושריםThe leaves are falling.
הציפורים נודדותThe birds are migrating.
הסנאים אוספים בלוטיםThe squirrels are gathering acorns .
Lila Tov,
Morah Galit
Great work today speaking only in Hebrew in class!
Homework: For tomorrow- רק על עצמי page due Don't forget to decorate it.
For Friday- Study new מזג אויר (weather) vocabulary.
מזג אויר (weather) vocabulary
מזג אויר
מה מזג האויר היום? What is the weather today?
היום מעונןIt’s cloudy today.
יש שמש בשמיםThe sun is in the sky.
השמש זורחתThe sun is shining.
הרוח נושבת The wind is blowing.
הציפורים מצייצותThe birds are chirping.
הגשם יורדIt’s raining.
השלג יורדIt’s snowing.
העלים נושריםThe leaves are falling.
הציפורים נודדותThe birds are migrating.
הסנאים אוספים בלוטיםThe squirrels are gathering acorns .
Lila Tov,
Morah Galit
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Supply list and home work
Shalom!
The first day of school went smoothly, and the students had the opportunity to share their summer experiences in Hebrew.
Please send the following with your child ASAP, and no later than the end of the week.
Child's photo
A4 (large page) spiral notebook
Hebrew English dictionary.
H.W. - Due Thursday
Worksheet רק על עצמי
Have a great day,
Morah Galit
The first day of school went smoothly, and the students had the opportunity to share their summer experiences in Hebrew.
Please send the following with your child ASAP, and no later than the end of the week.
Child's photo
A4 (large page) spiral notebook
Hebrew English dictionary.
H.W. - Due Thursday
Worksheet רק על עצמי
Have a great day,
Morah Galit
Sunday, August 22, 2010
The new school year is starting
Dear parents,
The new school year is starting, and I'm very thankful for the opportunity to continue as your child's Hebrew teacher.
We are heading toward an exciting year, learning Hebrew through the Tal Am program, guided by the principal of Ivrit B'Ivrit.
As always, the Hebrew department promotes open communication between parents to teachers and vice versa. This will enable you, as a parent, to know what your child is learning in Hebrew class, as well as tests and assignment schedule.
To reach this goal, you can check my blog, which will be updated often, and will contain the homework assignments, as well as quizzes and tests schedule. You will also receive a weekly letter, in your child's Friday folder, as well as reminder emails, before tests and other assignments.
Please feel free to contact me with any question.
You can reach me via phone at the school: (614) 864-0299 x114 or via email at: ggolan@toraacademy.org , or check my blog at http://ggolan.blogspot.com/
Looking forward to a wonderful school year,
Sincerely,
Galit Golan
Hebrew language and Israel education coordinator
Columbus Torah Academy
(614) 864-0299 X114
The new school year is starting, and I'm very thankful for the opportunity to continue as your child's Hebrew teacher.
We are heading toward an exciting year, learning Hebrew through the Tal Am program, guided by the principal of Ivrit B'Ivrit.
As always, the Hebrew department promotes open communication between parents to teachers and vice versa. This will enable you, as a parent, to know what your child is learning in Hebrew class, as well as tests and assignment schedule.
To reach this goal, you can check my blog, which will be updated often, and will contain the homework assignments, as well as quizzes and tests schedule. You will also receive a weekly letter, in your child's Friday folder, as well as reminder emails, before tests and other assignments.
Please feel free to contact me with any question.
You can reach me via phone at the school: (614) 864-0299 x114 or via email at: ggolan@toraacademy.org , or check my blog at http://ggolan.blogspot.com/
Looking forward to a wonderful school year,
Sincerely,
Galit Golan
Hebrew language and Israel education coordinator
Columbus Torah Academy
(614) 864-0299 X114
Welcome to my blog!
Welcome to my blog!
My name is Galit Golan, and I’m the Hebrew coordinator in CTA, as well as a Hebrew teacher for the 5th grade, and two of the upper school grades.
I was born and raised in Israel. I served in the Israeli military and right after that started gain my higher education in Tel Aviv University, where I received my Bachelor degree In Jewish history and Hebrew literature. I received my teaching diploma with honor from Bar Ilan University in Israel, and now in the process of completing my master’s degree. I worked many years as a teacher, a Hebrew director and curricula developer.
I believe that a relaxing and encouraging learning environment enables the student to learn more, and to enjoy the learning process better.
My main goals this year are:
●To continue bringing enthusiasm and excitement to the classrooms.
●To improve the student’s phonetic reading in Hebrew by tracking their levels and progress, and implementing a new approach, based on the “Hebrew Reading Magic” curriculum.
●To implement our spiral curriculum for grades 6th-12th, based on the school’s philosophy and specific educational needs.
● Support parents, students and new hebrew teachers, with all their Hebrew needs.
Please free to contact me regarding any concern you might have, or with any new ideas for the Hebrew program.
Galit Golan
My name is Galit Golan, and I’m the Hebrew coordinator in CTA, as well as a Hebrew teacher for the 5th grade, and two of the upper school grades.
I was born and raised in Israel. I served in the Israeli military and right after that started gain my higher education in Tel Aviv University, where I received my Bachelor degree In Jewish history and Hebrew literature. I received my teaching diploma with honor from Bar Ilan University in Israel, and now in the process of completing my master’s degree. I worked many years as a teacher, a Hebrew director and curricula developer.
I believe that a relaxing and encouraging learning environment enables the student to learn more, and to enjoy the learning process better.
My main goals this year are:
●To continue bringing enthusiasm and excitement to the classrooms.
●To improve the student’s phonetic reading in Hebrew by tracking their levels and progress, and implementing a new approach, based on the “Hebrew Reading Magic” curriculum.
●To implement our spiral curriculum for grades 6th-12th, based on the school’s philosophy and specific educational needs.
● Support parents, students and new hebrew teachers, with all their Hebrew needs.
Please free to contact me regarding any concern you might have, or with any new ideas for the Hebrew program.
Galit Golan
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