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Monday, April 7, 2014

Prospective Arts Option for Rising 8th Graders

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Words Count Survey



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  • Karaoke Tefillah Program

First Semester Units 7th Grade

  • Jewish Impact Book Project
  • Q & A
  • Skyping with Authors

Second Semester Units 7th Grade

  • 1. Anavah
  • 1. Anavah Part 2
  • 2. Samyach Bechelko
  • 2. Samyach Bechelko Part 2
  • 3. Lo Levayesh
  • 3. Lo Levayesh Part 2
  • 4. Dan Lekaf Zechut
  • 4. Dan Lekaf Zechut Part 2
  • 5. Chesed
  • 6. Erech Apayim
  • 6. Erech Apayim Part 2
  • 7. Simcha
  • Hillel Values
  • Introduction to Middot

First Semester Units 8th Grade

  • Intro. to "How Pray"
  • Unit 1: The Virtue of Prayer
  • Unit 2: What is Prayer?
  • Unit 3: The Philosophy of Prayer
  • Unit 4: Establishment of Communal Jewish Prayer

Second Semester Units 8th Grade

  • Unit 1: Be of the Students of Aharon

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  • Reading Assessment Hotline

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  • Scratch Curriculum MIT

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About Rabbi Kahan

Rabbi Yossi Kahan was the Dean of Student & Jewish Life at DKJA in Boca Raton. He previously served as the Middle School Principal at Brauser Maimonides Academy in Hollywood, and the Judaic Studies Department Chair & Curriculum Coordinator at the Scheck Hillel Community School. He earned his BA at the Rabbinical College of America, and his M.Ed at Brandeis University with a focus on Jewish Literacy. He is a Fellow of DSLTI and the Legacy Heritage Institute; programs designed to develop Day School Leaders. Rabbi Kahan is a certified New Teacher Mentor with the Jewish New Teacher Project and a Graduate of The Harvard Graduate School of Education. Rabbi Kahan believes that the study of torah is a journey, not just a destination. Judaism, a way of life, not just a subject. He is passionate about education, technology, art and design. You can tweet him@RabbiKahan.
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