Shabbat at the Freedman Family

Jacob really enjoyed taking home the Shabbot box. He especially loved reading the books, and playing the memory game~ Leah his sister won~! Jacob said his sister always wins. Thank you Jacob for sharing your Shabbat experience with the Unicorn Class.

Shabbat at the Goldfine Family

The Goldfine's were lucky to have the special Shabbat box for two weeks because it was February vacation.
Their favorite part of the first Friday night was spending time with family.
The second Friday night, they spent Shabbat dinner with special friends.

Jake's favorite part was sleeping with Dubi.

Thank you Jake, Josh , Amy, Emma and Lindsay for sharing your Shabbat experience with us!

Shabbat at the Lissy Family

The Lissy family loved celebrating Shabbat with the Unicorns Shabbat box!
Dylan loved the candle lighting and led his family in song of the Ha- Motzi!
They drank yummy grape juice after the prayer and clinked their glasses.
The matching game and books were so much fun!!!
Thank you Dylan and family for sharing your Shabbat experience with us!

Dubi and Duba are coming home

Dubi and Duba bears, who celebrate Shabbat with us in the Unicorn classroom, will be coming home with one Unicorn friend each Shabbat in a special Shabbat box. Our Shabbat box is filled with items for friends to share and enjoy with families. This box comes back to the Unicorn classroom every Monday morning!!! Avery was our first friend who brought it home then Drew. It will be going home alphabetically by friend’s first name. Please use our journal for sharing their thoughts.
Enclose in our Shabbat box:
• Two bears Dubi and Duba (bears in Hebrew)
• Shabbat blessing
• Four books: Tot Shabbat, Where Shabbat Lives, The Shabbat and Shabbos is coming we're Lost in the Zoo
• Challah/ Challah cover
• Kiddush cup
• Tzedakah Box
• Candles/Candle holders
• Unicorn Favorite Shabbat CD (inside our Journal)
• What’s in the box memory game
• Journal to document their Shabbat experience

Shabbat is a time of peace, of Shalom. During the week we are all busy. Children go to school, parents work. But Shabbat is different. It is a time for prayer, for rest, for reading and learning, for spending time with friends and family. We do things to help us enjoy the wonderful world God created. Each family has its own way of observing Shabbat.