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Parshas Va'eira בה שערי שי צ Jan 4, 2019 יו YST News י ן Vol 25, Issue 14 YESHIVA Candle ligh• ng: 4:26 SHAAREI TZION Parsha Points Rashi points out that when the Torah talks about Moshe and Aharon, in some places Moshe is men• oned fi rst and in other places Aharon is men• oned fi rst. Rashi explains that the Torah is FYI teaching us that Moshe and Aharon were - equally great. Rav Moshe Feinstein ” , asks: • Mon, Jan 14th – All Schools will have Picture “How can we say that Aharon was equal to Moshe when we know that Moshe was the greatest day. Boys should wear white shirts and dark that ever lived?” pants. 8th grade boys should bring in or wear: Rav Moshe answers that although Moshe was greater in , prophesy, s• ll, Aharon Shabbos suit, white shirt, e & Shabbos shoes. used every day of his life to serve ’ with all his capabili• es. The only diff erence between Moshe and Aharon was that Moshe was given greater capabili• es than Aharon. Since they both used their • A er School Make-Up-Dates: full poten• al to serve ’ , they were considered equal in the eyes of ’ . Boys’ Division: There is NO Sunday Sports We learn from this a very important lesson: A person’s greatness is not judged by what he this Sun due to the Boys Brunch. Make up date will be Feb 3rd. accomplishes but rather according to how much he uses his capabili• es. Week in Review Girls’ Division - Mon - Edible Arts - Jan 14 Rabbi Berger’s 6th graders are making Tues - Fun in the Kitchen - Jan 22 great strides in learning . Now in their second Preschool Jottings year of this , they reached a major milestone. Thurs- 3:30 gym - Jan 10 The Nursery children have moved 4:30- Sewing - Jan 10 The boys completed their fi rst of . In honor on to the color green. It works out per- 4:30 Ad. Gym - Jan 10, 17 of this signifi cant accomplishment, they will be mak- ing a special on . In addi• on, plans fectly for this week, because frogs are the • Important Dates: are underway for an enjoyable and inspiring trip to greenest things in Parshas Va’aera! 1) Sun, Jan 6, 2019 - Boys’ School Brunch. If Lakewood, where the boys will get to visit many of Coloring frogs, pain• ng frogs, you would like to donate a prize for the raffl e the BMG batei medresh. The highly acclaimed Mas- singing about frogs and green please contact Miriam Goldbla" at ‭(732) 322- mid Govoha program for the 6th - 8th graders is now show-n-tell makes the color 3211‬ or Tzippy Reider at (718) 541-4710‬. underway. In addi• on to the incen• ves the boys green very popular in and out of 2) Sun, Feb 10th - Father/Son Learning Program receive, they will benefi t from the extra • me invest- the classroom. for grades 6-8. ed, and will hopefully develop a love for learning. “ ashier, I would like to pay!” 3) Sun, March 10th -the girls division presents “Sir, can you show me where the osher If you ever fi nd yourself stranded and alone, the play, “Hope from the Shadows” at the Fo- andy is?” “Maam, is everything in this rum Theater. Details to follow. Be quick to get a Y.S.T. 5th grader on the phone. Some great survival " ps, from our story we do know. store osher?” Come to the indergarten • Bnos this week is from 2:15 - 3:15pm at the The authors taught us lessons that are useful osher Store and this is what you will hear. Agudah. Save the date!! January 20th Make on the go. The shelves are fully stocked with all sorts Your Own Pizza at Jerusalem Pizza - 10:15- One important survival tool that you of items that the children brought from 11:30 am. Advanced reserva• ons are required. should maintain, home and you can take your weekly trip See a" ached fl yer. Is not to get stressed out, but remember to the grocery store by coming to • Pirchei (Grades 1-5) and Pirchei Beis Medrash to use your brain. this supermarket. You will love it. (Grades 6-8) this week will be from 3:15 to Sit down, breathe in deeply, and collect your It is neat, organized and has great 4:15 at the Agudah. The minyan for Mincha thoughts. prices (actually all items are free!). Don’t think you’re was" ng " me; it won’t be for before Pirchei will be at 2:50. NOTE UPDATED Why a osher store this week? naught. TIMES. Pirchei membership fees go toward Yes, you guessed….we are learning the let- the purchase of refreshments and prizes every Maintaining body heat is important too. ter ! Shabbos. Please consider membership ($50 Star" ng a fi re safely is something you should do. per child / max $100 per family) to help defray Stay calm, don’t take risks, just remain in one place. W.O.W. s• ckers are very popular the costs associated with running Pirchei. For A good place to stay is on high ground or in an open in the preschool! You can tell which word– more informa• on please contact Arya Eisner at space. of-the-week the child said that day by just [email protected]. If you follow all these rules, you’re sure to be found. looking at his WOW s• cker and the picture • The Boys’ Night Seder program at the Agudah And before you know it – you’ll be home, safe on it. “Good morning” and “excuse me” con• nues each night from Monday through and sound! are already a part of the preschool vocab- Thursday a• er the 8:00 Maariv. Mon./Wed./ ulary and this week we added the Thur. from 8:15 to 8:45 and Tues. from 8:15 to Parnes Hayom words, “Please stop, that is 9:00 (Shiur at 8:45). Refreshments are served. A day of learning was sponsored on bothering me!” The mitz- zah b"k Monday, Dec 31, 2018 - WOW! vah notes that are sent in • Achoseinu, the girls’ grades 4-8 Shmiras in the 6th grade boys class are displayed on our special Halashon Group meets Friday nights 15 min- Dedicated by WOW wall and earn its owner great utes a• er candle ligh• ng. This group is led by C & A Global our alumnus, Golda Ayelet Glinn at her home Edison, N.J. recogni• on. 162 North 8th Ave. “If you don’t like to read, you haven’t found the right book.” – J.K. Rowling. Find ways to promote reading at home in the a$ ached ar" cle from Mrs. Krieger. Bulletin Board in the girls’ school... How old was at the ? Where did live? Why was • Motzai Shabbos, Jan 12 - 8:30 PM - Tiferes DVD for wom- en at the home of Aviva Siegel 16 Edgemount Rd., Edison. Cur- called ? Ask our 6th-8th grade girls. They know all this and more. rent teleconference: “The Giving Tree – Nourishing your soul, With much devo" on and eff ort, the girls worked on mastering the text-based nurturing your children” with Mrs. Chaya Breindy Kenigsberg. intricacies of , and we are proud of their acomplishments! Con- For more info or to become a member, please contact Aviva at gratula" ons to the winners in each class, who will be compe" ng next week [email protected]. in a against Tehilas Chaya Sara of Lakewood. Our team consists of: 6th grade: Penina Crystal, Rochel Neustadt and Sara Sirote • Motzai Shabbos, Feb 23 - Park Mikvah presents a Melave 7th grade: Chani Fuchs, Esther Chyaa Neuwirth and Ahuva Waltuch Malka for women . Guest Speaker: Charlene Aminoff from @ 8th grade: Rivky Nusbaum, Tehila Sirote and Leeba Weiss galicouturewigs. Details to follow. The girls hard work certainly rate them as winners in our book! Mrs. Werner’s fi rst grade girls fi nished a unit on community helpers. • Save the Date! Sun, March 17 - 9:30 AM - Bikur Cholim of They celebrated the comple" on of the unit with dress-up day and presented Raritan Valley Breakfast to be held at the Pines Manor in Edi- son. Guest Speaker will be Rabbi Shay Schachter. More details to follow. Mazal Tov • Rabbi & Mrs. Avi Bodlander upon the birth of a granddaughter • Rabbi & Mrs. Elchanan Freund upon Shana’s Bas Mitzvah • Rabbi & Mrs. Shraga Crombie upon Mendel’s Bar Mitzvah • Rabbi & Mrs. Eli Reisman upon Moshe’s Bar Mitzvah reports that they wrote. The girls looked so professional! Thank you to all the parents who took " me out of their busy schedules to volunteer to speak to the class about their jobs. “Mistakes and challenges are the best " me for your brain to Notes from the Nurse grow!” This mathema" cal mindset pushes our middle schoolers to em- Give Kids a Smile Day is coming Friday, February 1, 2019. For free dental visits for your child(ren) ages 12 and younger, visit brace their mistakes and think about them deeply. They recognize how im- www.njda.org/gkrs. for more informa! on, call a loca! on below portant struggle and challenge are for brain growth, especially when they and set up an appointment. approach tasks with a Growth Mindset. The evidence shows that believ- Loca" ons: ing in one’s developing ability is key when approaching a hard situa" on. East Brunswick Dental Studio, E.B. - 732-613-1931 Excited by this idea, Ms. Bertram’s fi & h and sixth graders are begin- Edison Dental Arts, Edison - 732-494-7575 Fioren! ni Family Den! stry, Monrow Twp - 609-655-1023 ning to approach their mistakes with a new lens and ask conceptual ques" ons Jewish Renaissance Medical, Perth Amboy - 732-376-9333 x2103 when they are stuck in their math work.
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