Spotlight

While TDSA's administration and staff are hard at work setting up for another exciting school year, our students are off having some amazing summer adventures!

Mazal Tov to Kitah K on their Graduation to 1st grade! It's been a year of learning and development! Our wonderful Kindergarten students now know the Alef-Bais and how to read! They know math and are parsha experts! They've completed amazing projects, put on a stunning Chanukah performance, had a wedding for Q and U, welcomed parents and grandparents to their class and so much more! We are so proud of how much they've grown!!

The students in 3G built their confidence and deepened their understanding of area and perimeter through peer-to-peer teaching.

The second grade girls put on a beautiful performance for their mothers and grandmothers about Shemona Esray and what it means to them. It was an inspiring and moving way to introduce this new aspect of Tefillah for the girls!

Torah Day School of Atlanta's 8th grade boys and girls concluded their in-depth study of the Holocaust with an exhibit at last night's Chessed Continuum. Framed through the poem The Butterfly by Pavel Friedman, the exhibit traced the path of the Jews through the Ghettos to the Concentration camps. Along the way, they highlighted the personal stories of young teens who experienced and survived the Holocaust and the Chessed they encountered along the way that made their survival possible.

On Tuesday Night, TDSA hosted their Chessed Continuum. TDSA's gym and surrounding hallways were transformed into a living, experiential timeline demonstrating all the ways Chessed has shaped Jewish History.
The Chessed Continuum concluded with a beautiful series of exhibits demonstrating the real lived Chessed that Jewish communities in Atlanta Israel, and around the world perform every day.

Tonight is TDSA's Chessed Continuum and our students are setting up the amazing displays they have been working on! The Chessed Continuum is a culmination of a year's worth of learning and absorbing the lessons of Chessed and Achdus! We can't wait to see you there!

In honor of Spring, in STEAM, the students tried to answer an important question: Why does watering plants help them to bloom? The students learned all about the importance of water and did an experiment with a paper flower to demonstrate how the water helps flower petals open up!

In gym this week, Coach Stevens introduced the first graders to a hilarious new game: Chicken Tag. Two students were chosen to hold the yellow pool noodles that turn their classmates into chickens and two more were chosen to hold the blue pool noodles that turn them back. The first graders had a blast running, tagging each other, and, of course, clucking like chickens!

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