//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
////After visiting the entire length and breath of the land of Israel, my 8th grade Ivrit class chose several places to tell us about. The projects were beautiful and I couldn’t be more proud of them. I will greatly miss this group of students that I taught for the last four years. Here are some of their projects:
Audrey Moore:
//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:
//The following slides are to help grade 8 Ivrit class with the end of year exam:
//In Hebrew we are using new vocabulary by creating animated movies with Hebrew voice overs. It encourages students to develop their language proficiency. Here are some videos produced by my dear students:
////My Ivrit group has prepared beautiful projects on Cospaces to conclude all we have learned on – ים המלח Yam Hamelach.
Here are some of the projects:
Maya
Adam:
Sacha
Ariel:
Joel:
//In Hebrew class we continued our visit to the north of Israel. Grade 8 students prepared slide presentations to summarize everything they have learned about Haifa.
Here are some examples of their work:
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//שלום הורים יקרים
We just finished our first big project of the year.
The students worked hard and did an amazing job presenting it to the class. They started off by writing all of the information in Hebrew, and made a beautiful Canva project. All the practice paid off. The oral presentations were wonderful. !!! כל הכבוד
We learned how to introduce ourselves in Hebrew, and to share important and interesting facts about ourselves.
Here is an example of one of the project.
Be sure to check your child’s project!