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May 5, 2023ג״פשת רייא ד’’י רומא תשרפ ינש חספROLE MODELING 7:30 PMDear Parents,Parshas Emor begins: םהילא תרמאו ןרהא ינב םינהכה לא רמא – speak to the Kohanim, the sons of Aharon, and say to them. Rashi wonders why the possuk has a double directive of רמא and תרמא. He answers by explaining that this doubling is to indicate לע םילודג ריהזהל םינטקה. The elder Kohanim are obligated to transmit the laws of Kehunah to the younger generation of Kohanim. The phrase םינהכה לא רמא is targeted towards the adult Kohanim. They must make sure to keep all the laws unique to םינהכ. The phrase תרמאו is targeted towards the children of the Kohanim. The adult Kohanim need to instruct the children and teach them about all the laws that apply exclusively to Kohanim. The Mefarshim are puzzled why the language in the possuk seems to indicate that both phrases are aimed at the same subject – the adult Kohanim. Seemingly, the second phrase, which is supposedly targeting the young Kohanim, should read םהינבל תרמאו, not םהילא תרמאו. The בא תיב answers that Chinuch and teaching children involve two elements. Element one is the instructions in the mechanics of the Mitzvah. When a child turns three, he receives a pair of tzitzis. At thirteen, he gets tefillin. We teach him how to make brachos, how to learn, and how to daven. The second element of Chinuch is much more difficult to impart. We need to inspire them to love the mitzvos. This aspect occurs through osmosis and depends on the attitudes and unconscious messages transmitted by the instructor. If we clearly live Torah, we’re obviously enthusiastic about Torah, and give our children the message that Torah is the רקיע in our lives, then we’re teaching by example and our children will become accustomed to living in the same way.Similarly in this possuk. First, Hashem told Moshe to inform the Kohanim about the special mitzvos that only apply to them. He then commanded to tell them again - impress upon them that a higher level of performance is demanded and required of them. This extra level of performance is critical to ensure that their children will embrace these mitzvos as well.תבש טוג!Rabbi Ochs●● Sun., May 7- 11:30 Dismissal, Rebbeim’s Meeting● Tues., May 9- Early Dismissal 6-8B- 4:00, General Studies Meeting● Fri., May 12 - Grandparents’ Day (schedule in the bulletin!)● Sun., May 14 - Hakhel

BULLETIN BOARDOr aut molores remperum eum dolo volorem postrum aut molo voloressit, nesciaectur aliquosae la sit ut et volute cone min eatur autatassin culluptatem fugiataque nobis ducissum utessequi sum dolor reperum fugit illigeni consequ ostibus eatus corenderi que porepud andusci dolorias consendis ernaten ihilis eum et et odi blatia sin ex estibusci dolo atus,● We would like to extend a very warm thank you to Mrs. Goldberger (5B) for a job well done. Mrs. Goldberger will be going on leave and handing over the reins to Ms. Harris. We wish Mr. Yaakov Goldberger congratulations on his Law School Graduation, and wish the Goldbergers much success moving forward. Tzeischem L’Shalom!● The Pesach learning program B”H was a tremendous success with almost 50 boys learning every day over Pesach break. Every boy who participated will be receiving a beautiful sefer in the coming weeks. With so much extra learning, it took some time to prepare ALL the raffle tickets. On Monday the raffles were finally held! Mazal Tov to the lucky winners, Shalom Shanske, Avi Berzansky, Asher Nesanel Mintzes and Moshe Aryeh Riesel!● In the past two weeks, Rabbi Ochs, Mr. Tarlin and Rabbi Benmergui have been giving out Torah Academy Dollars to students in recognition of good middos and exemplary behaviour. After students receive 5 bills they can pick out a treat from our treasure chest! ● 4B has really been upping their game! They have been working hard on a new recess initiative encouraging sportsmanship and respect during recess time. The boys have been complimenting one another, encouraging their teammates, and overall been having more positive recess time. We are so proud of them! They managed to beat their goal and will be going on a trip to 7-11 for well-earned slurpees! Great work We’re excited for more wonderful recesses ahead, and can’t wait to see what they will earn next!● Wow! Our first ever participation in the Robotics Competition in Passaic, New Jersey, under the supervision of Chana Rus Honick, was amazing! Two of our four teams made it to the playoffs, and one of our teams won SECOND PLACE! We are so proud of all our girls! They withstood the intensity and collaborated wonderfully! ● Mazel tov to 5G on finishing Parshas Yisro! Siyum will take place next week.● 3G celebrated their siyum on Parshas Vayaitzai by decorating cakes in the theme of the parsha.● 4G completed Parshas Vayechi and created original booklets on Birchos Yaakov. Chazak Chazak on Sefer Beraishis!● Mazel tov to 6G on finishing Parshas Shlach! Siyum will be next week.● Excitement for the middle school Shabbaton this weekend is rising! Looking forward and we’ll share the details in the next week’s bulletin iy”H.● “In The Know” contestants can be seen diligently studying their yidios kloliyos units and accumulating more points.Their ice cream celebration will be held on May 10th.● 2G finished their classroom marble jar for classroom cooperation. They celebrated with a painting popsicle party!!● In order to understand what sent the explorers EXPLORING, 4G learned what life was like for the people back then. In doing so, they learned about the nobility. A type of hat the ladies wore were called "hennin" hats (meaning "burden"). Girls in 4G made their own hats and got a taste of what it feels like to be 'royal.'● Mazel tov to K1 on finishing their Kubutz nekudah book● 1G finished learning the script alef- bais and celebrated with an ice cream party! Uniform Gemach AnnouncementThe make-up (and final) girls' Aerobics & Movement afterschool class will take place this Monday, April 24th Mazel Tov! Condolences Day of Learning

BULLETIN BOARDMazel Tov! Or aut molores remperum eum dolo volorem postrum aut molo voloressit, nesciaectur aliquosae la sit ut et volute cone min eatur autatassin culluptatem fugiataque nobis ducissum utessequi sum dolor reperum fugit illigeni consequ ostibus eatus corenderi que porepud andusci dolorias consendis ernaten ihilis eum et et odi blatia sin ex estibusci dolo atus,● 11 Kislev ● To ACommunity Events SHNAYIM MIKRAHMazel Tov to learners of Parshas Acharei Mot-Kedoshim!4BShimshon Nulman Moshe Rosmarin 5BYaakov BarresNechemia Berzansky Zelig Bier Yosef Shalom DelmoorAvrohom Halpern Tuvya Sternfield 6BMoshe Bark Eliyohu Boruch Benmergui Yosef Kalman HoffmanNoach WeinerGavriel Noam Zazula 7BAbraham Eliyahu Barres Moshe Aryeh Riesel Moshe Uminer 8BMordechai Bier Eliezer Feuerstein Menachem Mendel Gold Naftoli Ochs Tzvi Posy Tuvia Schonberg Yonasan Zazula CondolencesDay of Learning● 9 Iyar - sponsored by Mrs. Bluma Mermelstein Liluy Nishmas Chana bas Dov a"h on her Yahrtzeit.● 11 Iyar -- sponsored by Tara and Ashky Hedvat in memory of her beloved grandmother and great-grandmother of Chana, Ava, Bella, and Sophia Hedvat - Mrs. Chana Shonfeld z"l on her yahrtzeit.

WILLISTON SNAPSHOTS1. Winners of the Pesach learning program raffle.2. 2B practicing math on their laptops.3. New program in Williston building- Torah Academy dollars! More info in the weekly look-back4. 8B designing ferris wheels with Mr. Berman.5. 4B succeeded in a recess challenge by earning 35 points!6. More rainy day fun in 1B6. Fourth Grade Recess Challenge

HAMILTON SNAPSHOTS4.1. 2G painting popsicle party!2. 1G ice cream party.3. 4G with their “hennin” hats.4. 4G reading to the Pre K- UPK class.5. 3G siyum.6. 4G Birchos Yaakov Scrapbooks.

SCHOOL EVENTS4.“Create and Connect” workshop for ladies with Ms. Tova Speter.CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR WINNERS!

PRESCHOOL SNAPSHOTS4.