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voices
kids
What kids remember from
preschool experiences and
how they have created tra-
ditions at home.
"I made a plastic
tzedakah [charity]
box with stick-ons
and painted it red.
We still put money
in it and transfer it
to other pushkes
[charity boxes] when
we want to. I also really enjoyed when
they used to teach us about the parshah
[Torah portion]."
— Yosef Schwartz, 12, Southfield, for-
mer student at Yeshiva Beth Yehudah
"For Rosh
Hashanah, we made
apples and a bowl of
honey out of paper.
We also made plastic
wineglasses and dec-
orated them with
sparkles and glitter.
My mom still uses the challah cover
that I made."
— Sean Alpiner, 10, Franklin, former
student at Congregation Shaarey Zedek
Beth Hayeled Nursery School
"For Shabbat, we
learned the blessings
for the bread and the
candles. For Passover,
we did a show and
sang songs. We still
sing these songs at
home. I also made a
menorah, Passover Kiddush cup and
seder plate that my mom still uses."
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— Danielle Brickner, 9, Commerce
Township, former student at the West
Bloomfield JCC nursery school
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"I remember that we
went into the temple
and ate apples and
honey. I made a chal-
lah cover,. menorah
and even candle
holders. We still use
all of them. We also
made little baskets with Moses and take
them out every year for Passover."
— Jordana Hoffman, 8, Farmington
Hills, former student at Temple Israel
"I remember making
a menorah for
Chanukah; we still
use it. I also remem-
ber learning
Dayenu' and we sing
it during Passover."
— Steven
Silverman, 10, West
Bloomfield, former student at Adat
Shalom
— Compiled by Jamie Rosen
college intern)