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8 FEBRUARY 7, 2014 JEWISH NEWS JEWISHAZ.COM Giving you something to Smile about northvalleysmiles.com 480.419.2222 Tatum & Loop 101 Call today for your complimentary consultation and ask us if Invisalign teen is right for you! We welcome all PPO indemnity insurance plans north valley O R T H O D O N T I C S F AMIL Y FUN P AGE ® in partnership with: HAVA NAGILA Holidays, weddings, bar mitzvahs, births and birthdays – there are so many reasons to celebrate in the Jewish year. And celebrating calls for dancing . With the links below, you can watch the Jewish celebratory dance of Hava Nagila around the world. Venice: tinyurl.com/havavenice Buenos Aires: tinyurl.com/havaBA China: tinyurl.com/hnchina Venezuela: tinyurl.com/havnig Learn about the history of Hava Nagila at My Jewish Learning: tinyurl.com/mjlhava Additional Answers: Engagement, Baby Boy, Baby Girl, Upsherin, Bat Mitzvah, Aliyah, Bris, Baby Naming, Graduation, Simchat Bat… Teaching Children about Simchas How Many Sim c has can you think of? Hey kids! How many simchas can you think of that your family celebrates? We’ve listed a couple to get you started: Bar Mitzvah Wedding It’s easy to get wrapped in up life celebrations such as births, weddings, bar/bat mitzvahs and more – but it’s also a great time to teach young children about simchas. It’s never too early to start traditions with young children or to teach them the value of celebrating life events. If your family has a big celebration in 2014, start talking to your kids about it now and think of ways they can be involved in the celebration. For example, if a family member is getting married, maybe the kids can help shop for a wedding gift or make the wedding card for the lucky couple. New baby arriving soon? Time to start talking about why babies are such a wonderful part of the family and what the kids will be able to do with the baby as she grows. The S imcha Tree Here’s a fun family craft activity for celebrating life’s events: One family made a “thankful” tree for Thanksgiving and put up leaves describing things they are thankful for leading up to Thanksgiving. (courtesy of getcreativejuice.blogspot.com) Consider a “Simcha Tree” with the same idea, where the kids can hang a paper ornament for every life event that they celebrate – a wedding, birth of a new cousin, their own bar mitzvah, etc. The tree then becomes the family record of celebrating simchas together, as well as a lovely reminder of fun celebrations as the tree becomes adorned with more and more paper ornaments!
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8 FEBRUARY 7, 2014 JEWISH NEWS JEWISHAZ.COM
Giving you something to Smile about
northvalleysmiles.com
480.419.2222Tatum & Loop 101
Call today for your complimentary consultation and ask us if Invisalign teen is right for you! We welcome all PPO indemnity insurance plans
nor thva l leyO R T H O D O N T I C S
FAMILY FUN PAGE ®in partnership with:
HAVA NAGILA
Holidays, weddings, bar mitzvahs, births and birthdays – there are so many reasons to celebrate in the Jewish year.
And celebrating calls for dancing. With the links below, you can watch the Jewish celebratory dance of Hava Nagila around the world.
Venice: tinyurl.com/havavenice
Buenos Aires: tinyurl.com/havaBA
China: tinyurl.com/hnchina
Venezuela: tinyurl.com/havnig
Learn about the history of Hava Nagila at My Jewish Learning: tinyurl.com/mjlhava
Additional Answers: Engagement, Baby Boy, Baby Girl, Upsherin, Bat Mitzvah, Aliyah, Bris, Baby Naming, Graduation, Simchat Bat…
Teaching Children about Simchas
How Many Simchas can you think of?Hey kids! How many simchas can you think of that your family
celebrates? We’ve listed a couple to get you started:
Bar Mitzvah
Wedding
It’s easy to get wrapped in up life celebrations such as births, weddings, bar/bat mitzvahs and more – but it’s also a great time to teach young children about simchas. It’s never too early to start traditions with young children or to teach them the value of celebrating life events.
If your family has a big celebration in 2014, start talking to your kids about it now and think of ways they can be involved in the celebration. For example, if a family member is getting married, maybe the kids can help shop for a wedding gift or make the wedding card for the lucky couple. New baby arriving soon? Time to start talking about why babies are such a wonderful part of the family and what the kids will be able to do with the baby as she grows.
The Simcha TreeHere’s a fun family craft activity for
celebrating life’s events:One family made a “thankful” tree for
Thanksgiving and put up leaves describing things they are thankful for leading up to Thanksgiving.
(courtesy of getcreativejuice.blogspot.com)
Consider a “Simcha Tree” with the same idea, where the kids can hang a paper ornament for every life event that they celebrate – a wedding, birth of a new cousin, their own bar mitzvah, etc. The tree
then becomes the family record of celebrating simchas together, as well as a lovely reminder of fun celebrations as the tree becomes adorned with more and more paper ornaments!
