Hanan Haganan (The Gardner Named Hanan))
Admission Admission • March 4, 2022
Last week in the Dvash class we started reading Hanan Haganan (The Gardner Name Hanan, in Hebrew), a book about the process of fruits and trees growing from seeds to trees. We learned the names of fruits (in Hebrew of course) and researched seeds including carrots, tomatoes and different flowers. In addition, the class created a large mural of common fruits.
We ended the week with a big celebration on Friday when the whole class cut up a big fruit salad and ate it at a Saturday party.
Above are our photos from the fruitful and experiential week we went through.
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