WRAPPING UP SEPTEMBER & 5779!

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                                                             Shana Tova!  

We had a wonderful end to our first month of second grade and our final week of 5779!

                                                     
                                

                                               
                                     We began learning about the BRAIN!







                                                We played card games in math.
                                                                               
                                          





                                                                               
                                      
                                                


                                    We enjoyed more spectacular weather!





























                                                               Tzedakah Math






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