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You can use these activities to kickstart learning about the High Holidays, as "early finisher" work, and/or as the building blocks for the class time you spend learning about Rosh Hashanah.
Sari Kopitnikoff
I'm the creator, educator, and artist behind @thatjewishmoment, and I'm passionate about spreading the joys of Judaism. I spent years teaching kids of all ages in my classroom. Now, I spend my time inventing creative new ideas — to help educate and inspire kids and teens and to help their teachers and families to learn with them.
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- Day Schools and Yeshivas
- Early Childhood
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