Purim Play for Kids 5-12 years; 4th&5th Grade Family Learning
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Rabbi Lauren Kurland
Jan 12, 2009, 1:11:20 PM1/12/09
to Ansche Chesed Families
IN THIS ISSUE:
1) 5-12 Year Olds Are Invited to Join AC's Annual Purim Play
2) Becoming a Mensch: A Program for 4th/5th Graders and Their Parents
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YOUNG ACTORS, MUSICIANS AND CHILDREN WITH OTHER TALENTS (juggling,
unicycle riding, etc.)
ARE INVITED TO JOIN
ANSCHE CHESED’S ANNUAL CHILDREN’S PURIM PLAY:
“THE KING'S BALL”
Written and Directed by Michelle Dingoor
To be performed at the Ansche Chesed Purim Carnival on Sunday, March
1, 2009, 10:00 AM
AND at the Ansche Chesed Family Purim Celebration on Monday, March 9,
2009, 6:00 PM
A role for every child ages 5-12 years old!
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED, COME TO OUR FIRST MEETING THIS TUESDAY, JANUARY
13 from 6:00-6:45pm at Ansche Chesed
Open to All Ansche Chesed Members
If you are interested in the play, please contact Michelle at
212-865-0600 x201 or MDin...@AnscheChesed.org.
Rehearsals scheduled for:
6:00-6:45pm on Tuesdays January 20, 27, February 3, 10, 24 and on
Thursday, Feb 26
10:00-11:15am on Sundays January 25, February 1, 8, and March 8
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BECOMING A MENSCH
When we embarrass someone else, we damage their self-esteem, their
confidence, their pride, or even their willingness to take risks.
How do we teach our children not to embarrass others intentionally,
and to be more aware as to when their actions might unintentionally
hurt others? How do we also teach our children how to mitigate self-
shame and being embarrassed about themselves?
Families with children in 4th and 5th grade are invited to join us on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 24 at 10:00 AM
To study in parent-child dyads the virtue of Not Embarrassing, "Lo
Levayesh".
All texts are in English.
No charge.
Also, save the date for other upcoming learning sessions:
Saturday, February 28, Saturday, April 14, and Saturday, May 2. All
sessions meet at 10:00AM.
All are welcome, so please feel free to forward this email to friends.
RSVP or questions: LKur...@AnscheChesed.org.
1) 5-12 Year Olds Are Invited to Join AC's Annual Purim Play
2) Becoming a Mensch: A Program for 4th/5th Graders and Their Parents
********************************************************
YOUNG ACTORS, MUSICIANS AND CHILDREN WITH OTHER TALENTS (juggling,
unicycle riding, etc.)
ARE INVITED TO JOIN
ANSCHE CHESED’S ANNUAL CHILDREN’S PURIM PLAY:
“THE KING'S BALL”
Written and Directed by Michelle Dingoor
To be performed at the Ansche Chesed Purim Carnival on Sunday, March
1, 2009, 10:00 AM
AND at the Ansche Chesed Family Purim Celebration on Monday, March 9,
2009, 6:00 PM
A role for every child ages 5-12 years old!
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED, COME TO OUR FIRST MEETING THIS TUESDAY, JANUARY
13 from 6:00-6:45pm at Ansche Chesed
Open to All Ansche Chesed Members
If you are interested in the play, please contact Michelle at
212-865-0600 x201 or MDin...@AnscheChesed.org.
Rehearsals scheduled for:
6:00-6:45pm on Tuesdays January 20, 27, February 3, 10, 24 and on
Thursday, Feb 26
10:00-11:15am on Sundays January 25, February 1, 8, and March 8
-----------------------
BECOMING A MENSCH
When we embarrass someone else, we damage their self-esteem, their
confidence, their pride, or even their willingness to take risks.
How do we teach our children not to embarrass others intentionally,
and to be more aware as to when their actions might unintentionally
hurt others? How do we also teach our children how to mitigate self-
shame and being embarrassed about themselves?
Families with children in 4th and 5th grade are invited to join us on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 24 at 10:00 AM
To study in parent-child dyads the virtue of Not Embarrassing, "Lo
Levayesh".
All texts are in English.
No charge.
Also, save the date for other upcoming learning sessions:
Saturday, February 28, Saturday, April 14, and Saturday, May 2. All
sessions meet at 10:00AM.
All are welcome, so please feel free to forward this email to friends.
RSVP or questions: LKur...@AnscheChesed.org.
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