//Shana Tova!
To all my amazing students and their families, I hope you enjoy and share this time with your loved ones. You may find the light, the beauty, the positive and the sweetness in any situation and may you start this new beginning trying to be your best selves.
Morah Jaqui
//How about if I tell you that Math is a language… Have you ever thought about that. Human beings after trying to discover and understand the world, figure out that they needed a language to do so and they saw this potential in numbers and Math. The first thing that Hebrew and Math have in common, they both are languages.
Math tries to explain and figure out the reality and our world by observing the environment. One of the outcomes of this, is that the mathematicians, philosophers and scientists, through observation, understood that the natural world works through rules and laws so they needed to translate that into numbers and… voila! The logic of Math was developed and the formulas to achieve a rule or a law was fulfilled. So second thing here, Hebrew tends to have rules, laws and most important formulas. So if you understand, practice and apply these formulas, most of the things that mastering a language needs, you will be able to do.
So, after all these interesting (or maybe not so much… sorry I’m a nerd ) information, I leave here a presentation where you can find the basic laws and formulas to conjugate a verb into the Present Tense.
CLICK ON THIS LINK: PRESENT TENSE PRESENTATION
//Hello to everyone!
Being a native Spanish speaker made me realize about some of the challenges that native English speakers can have when learning Hebrew (grammatically speaking, Spanish is more close to Hebrew than English).
Because of that, I want to leave here some cues and resources to your use. Click on the link!
//Dear Grade 7 and 8 Ivrit students,
A warm welcome as you embark on an exciting journey into your new class! It’s incredible to see your growth and achievements, and I am thrilled to have you continue your academic adventure with me. To the parents, thank you for your continued support. As your children step into this new chapter, I look forward to another great year. shanna Tovah Umetuka!
Morah Ruthie
//Students step into the shoes of the Young Travellers who visited Shmurat Tal in the North of Israel. They wrote beautiful letters to their parents describing their experience from this beautiful place. Here are some of the postcards that they send to their families:
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//**IMPORTANT**
Each week you will find the NEWEST and CURRENT week.
TERM 3
Grade 8 Weekly Learning Schedule (June 07-11)
Grade 8 Weekly Learning Schedule (June 07-11)
Grade 8 Weekly Learning Schedule (May 31-June 04)
Grade 8 Weekly Learning Schedule (May 24-28)
Grade 8 Weekly Learning Schedule (May 17-21)
Grade 8 Weekly Learning Schedule (May 10-14)
Grade 8 Weekly Learning Schedule (May 03-07)
Grade 8 Weekly Learning Schedule (November 23-27)
Grade 8 Weekly Learning Schedule (November 16-20)
Grade 8 Weekly Learning Schedule (November 09-13) + Homework
Grade 8 Weekly Learning Schedule (November 02-06)
Grade 8 Weekly Learning Schedule (October 26-30)
Grade 8 Weekly Learning Schedule (October 19-23)
Grade 8 Weekly Learning Schedule (October 12-16)
Grade 8 Weekly Learning Schedule (October 05th-09th)
Grade 8 Weekly Learning Schedule (September 28th-October 02th)
Grade 8 Weekly Learning Schedule (September 21th-25th)
Grade 8 Weekly Learning Schedule (September 14th-18th)
Grade 8 Weekly Learning Schedule (September 8th-11th)
//Dear OJCS Community,
We would like to share with you our grade 8 Hebrew object and stories project.
We are very proud of their work.
Please select the symbols to view the full presentation.
Enjoy!
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//I am very excited to meet you and be your Hebrew teacher. Although we meet through the screen, it does not reduce the excitement and anticipation of meeting you. I’m still in Israel … so, Teacher Tal will replace me until I get to Canada. I’m sure we’ll have a great year of experiential learning and a lot of fun. Wishing you and your families a happy, productive and especially healthy New Year.
.אֲנִי מְאֹד נִרְגֶּשֶׁת לִפְגּושׁ אֶתְכֶם וְלִהְיוֹת הַמּוֹרָה שֶׁלָּכֶם לְעִבְרִית
.אָמְנָם אָנוּ נִפְגָּשִׁים דֶּרֶךְ הַמָּסָךְ, אַךְ אֵין זֶה מַפְחִית מֵהַהִתְרַגְּשׁוּת וְהַצִּפִּיָּיה לִפְגּושׁ אֶתְכֶם
.אֲנִי עֲדַיִן בְּיִשְׂרָאֵל… לָכֵן, הַמּוֹרָה טַל תַּחֲלִיף אוֹתִי עַד שֶׁאַגִּיעַ לְקָנָדָה
.אֲנִי בְּטוּחָה שֶׁתִּהְיֶה לָנוּ שָׁנָה נֶהְדֶּרֶת שֶׁל לְמִידָה חֲוָויָיתִית וַהֲנָאָה רַבָּה
.מְאַחֶלֶת לָכֶם וְלַמִּשְׁפָּחוֹת שֶׁלָּכֶם, שָׁנָה טוֹבָה, פֹּרִיָּה וּבְעִקָּר בְּרִיאָה
//The year has come to an end and like every year, it is always hard to say goodbye. It is especially hard to say goodbye after teaching an amazing group of students for so many years. In Hebrew we say “Lehitraot ve Lehishtamea” which means “we will see each other and hear from you” , I hope that this is a Lehitraot and Lehishtamea and that you will keep in touch and come visit us.
I am adding a list of excellent resources for you so you can continue to keep your Hebrew skills fresh in the future.
חדשון בעברית קלה – חדשון בעברית קלה (Newspaper In Hebrew for Newcomers to Israel)
https://www.rlive.co.il/station/103fm (Radio 103FM broadcasts engaging discussions on topical issues, entertainment and satire programs)
הלו פנינה (Series of videos that deal with the art of discourse and speech activities in Hebrew).
עברית מפה לאוזן (Great Audio classes in Hebrew in different topics)
Cactus – Hebrew Ulpan (Hebrew Ulpan)
Be well dear students and good luck in all that you do!
Morah Ruthie
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