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Parshas Bamidbar ד' סיון תשע''ו ~ פרשת במדבר ~ June 9, 2016 TID-BYTZ The weekly bulletin of Joan Dachs Bais Yaakov - Yeshivas Tiferes Tzvi הדלקת נרות June 8:06 PM 12-13 Sun-Mon Shavuos; No School 14 Tuesday School Resumes Weekend Weather JDBY begins 9:30 SHABBOS SUNDAY YTT begins 9:15 94° 72° No YTT morning busing or minyan 66° 60° 15 Wednesday JDBY Nursery Graduation For information JDBY Eighth Grade Graduation regarding 16 Thursday JDBY Kindergarten Graduation sponsorships, please contact our 17 Friday YTT Limudei Chol Ends office at: JDBY Last Day of School 773-465-8889 19 Sunday YTT Pre1A Graduation 6110 North California 22 Wednesday YTT Eighth Grade Graduation Chicago, Illinois 60659 Office (773)465-8889 YTT Last Day of School; 12:00 Dismissal Fax (773)465-0993 [email protected] Yeshivas Tiferes Tzvi (773)973-6150 [email protected] Joan Dachs Bais Yaakov (773)583-5329 [email protected] to YTT students דברי ברכה Harav Nachman Levovitz, Rosh Yeshiva of Mir, gives Tidbytz for the month of June is sponsored by the parent body in honor of Mr. Yossi Meystel, in gratitude for all he does on behalf of our school and talmidim, and especially all his efforts for the beautiful new YTT building CelebrateThe Power! of Spirit An Evening of Music & Inspiration with Gershon Wachtel virtuoso pianist motivational speaker An uplifting journey of personal triumph at JDBY-YTT’s Chinese Auction & Women’s Night Out 6.26.16 YESHIVAS TIFERES TZVI 6317 N. CALIFORNIA AVENUE Admission $10 includes entry into a raffle for exciting door prizes! Light Milchig Buffet Doors Open 7:00 • Program: 8:15 • Drawing 9:45 WOMEN AND POST-SEMINARY GIRLS ONLY auction.jdbyytt.org • [email protected] • 773.465.8889 ext 625 Affiliated with the Associated Talmud Torahs of Chicago. A partner with the Jewish United Fund in serving our community. ישיבת תפארת צבי ערב שבת פרשת בחוקתי TIFERES TALMIDIM :TO THE PROUD PARENTS OF מזל טוב !for an excellent week שיעור of Rabbi Klagsbrun’s יוסף אלתר מדות טובות for beautiful שיעור of Rabbi Abramovitz’s שמחה גערסטן .for great learning and participation שיעור of Rabbi Rosenberg’s משה נדב for above and beyond help with our move to שיעור of Rabbi Hochberg’s אריה ברל the new building for great learning שיעור of Rabbi Kletenik’s אברהם יוסף פרלמן ידיעות and great התמדה for שיעור of Rabbi Willner’s דוב בער חן for excellent learning שיעור of Rabbi Lowinger’s שלום אהרן מנשה ברנד קושיות for learning well and asking great שיעור of Rabbi Ullman’s אברהם אמרט בהתמדה for learning שיעור of Rabbi Turin’s ניסן מרגנשטרן עבודת התפילה ואהבת התורה for great שיעור of Rabbi Turin’s יוסף פיינשטיין CHALLENGING CHANGES about the new school in written Change is usually a challenge. As composition. עדים the first grade boys continue to PROTECT THE adjust to our new school, they Rabbi Borenstein’s third grade class participated in an activity that that ראש השנה in משנה learned in the helped anchor them. The class who עדים created a Venn Diagram is an illustration of the relationships a r e between objects that have allowed to מחלל similarities and differences. The be and שבת boys wrote details that analyzed how בית the old school and the new school go to i n דין were different (in overlapping ירושלים circles on a diagram). The inner overlapping circle contained how sometimes may be scared of משנה both schools are alike. They will next highway men on the road. The when we’re ,שבת organize and write their thoughts tells us that even on ארבע אמות ברשות not allowed to carry ג‘ סיון תשע“ו פרשת במדבר YTT Page # June 10, 2106 they are allowed to carry collecting the most money from the ,הרבים weaons, such as sticks to rotect Pushka ampaign at the start of the themselves To hel illustrate, two school year Before they went, Rabbi boys showed us what it would look Simkin spoke with them about “The traveled, rules of the road,” which included עדים like when the protecting themselves We definitely safet and roer bike etiquette. don’t want to start up with them! Afterwards, Rabbi imkin did some so they תלמידים stretches with the RAISE THE TORCH would be better preared n the detailing משנה While learning the תלמידים used to ublicize end the בית דין the method did a beautiful Rabbi Borenstein’s third ,ראש חדש ob following grade class acted it out n the times their instructions long poles with ,בית דין הגדול of the קידוש ד‘ materials that burned well were lit and making a as the biked down the Kedzie Trail. LETTER WRITING IN 1ST GRADE Mrs. Kalish’s class learned how to write letters this week The bos closed their ees and icked a name from on top of mountains, and waved a Morah’s certain wa We lit our own ole, desk Then the told Rebbe where wrote surrise תלמידים and the to wave the ole Thank ou Rabbi letters and Kadin for heling us light the fire included a maze, icture or 6R BIKE TRIP prize in the After a ver long wait, Rabbi enveloe The Rosenberg’s sixth grade went on boys can’t wait to get the mail and their bike trip, earned from see who wrote to them י“ט אייר תשע“ו פרשת בהר YTT Page 2 May 27, 2106 י“ט אייר תשע“ו פרשת בהר YTT Page 3 May 27, 2106 YTT KEHILLA FUND ESSAY Zupnik of , Ti asserman of K, WINNERS: Shmuel Safrin of , Moshe apoff of i Klor - th grade R, Shmuel ottesman of K, fraim hanoch Krohn - th grade Belsky of K, Moshe ordon of , Ephraim Spielman - th grade and Shlomo ross of R. Each one of the winners will be choosing a $2 gift certificate to one of stores. KAMOCHA PROJECT SUCCESS STORIES RAFFLE WINNERS s the Kamocha Proect came to an end, the raffles for all of the many, LOST AND FOUND: fantastic Kamocha Roller blades from last weeks trip to Success rbit Skate were found on the bus. Stories ll lost and found items will be stored in the Security office. was held and the following are the winners Gedalia CORNER הכרת הטוב As the year draws to a close, I would like to express a tremendous amount of to Rabbi Adler and Rabbi Hollander for the unbelievable way they הכרת הטוב welcome our children into school every morning. No matter how inclement the weather, their big smiles, enthusiastic “hellos” and reminders of “don’t forget to say thank you”, greet our boys each day. If this makes me smile each feel as they start their תלמידים morning, imagine how special it makes our day! Thank you again for ensuring our boys’ safety and starting their day off right!! Mrs. Esti Berger to Rabbi Turin for his הכרת הטוב We would like to express our tremendous It's an important .חבורה dedication and care in preparing Yaakov for his to be able to prepare, present, and תלמידים learning experience for the Rebbe's many hours of preparation was greatly .חבורות publish these appreciated. Sincerely, Aharon and Debbie Cardash י“ט אייר תשע“ו פרשת בהר YTT Page 4 May 27, 2106 Ms. ayts and Mrs. ondons th grade classes finally had the culminating actiity to conclude many different lessons learned on the science of finding the perfect Bubble Juice. e started this unit with learning about atoms, chemical bonds, polymers, and measurement equialents then moved on to using miter boxes, saws, and drills in the quest for making the perfect huge bubble sticks. The boys were exposed to the research process and then putting it to use in real-life actiities. e used awn, powdered polymers, corn syrup, water and glycerin in different quantities to try to find which recipe is the best. Some of our bubbles were more than feet long! e obsered how light is diffused through bubbles, and how shadows showed beautiful rainbow colors. ll of this learning was student centered, and didnt come from the teachers. The boys worked in groups and had to problem sole as problems arose. Thank you to many parents for joining us and helping keep eeryone on track. י“ט אייר תשע“ו פרשת בהר YTT Page 5 May 27, 2106 YYESHIVASESHIVAS TTIFERESIFERES TTZVIZVI SUNDAY JUNE 19 6:30-8:30 PM Open to: Skokie Water Playground Grades Pre1a-7th 4701 Oakton Street Fathers of attending Skokie, IL 60076 children are invited In honor of a great year of learning! JDBY NEWS 8TH GRADE GRADUATION TRIP After a successful year of fundraising, including Monday Funday, Chanuka bags, wrapping paper and potato peelers, (yes we still have some left!), our 8th grade went on a spectacular three-day trip to St. Louis! Leaving the school at 7:50 am, the girls arrived at the Arch to see a true feat of engineering. The girls saw a film of how the Arch was made and then took a thrilling trip up to the top, over 600 feet above the ground. From there we met with the 8th grade of Torah Prep of St. Louis. We had a wonderful barbeque and went from there to Kokomo Joes for bowling, miniature golf, bumper cars and laser tag. Coming back to the hotel, we unpacked and went swimming! The next day the Ribono Shel Olam blessed us with a beautiful day to enjoy Grant’s Farm, a unique zoo of endangered species and the original home of Ulysses S. Grant. We then went roller-blading and picnicked supper at a beautiful park.
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