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Torah Day School's Sukkah Contest is underway. As you walk the halls of TDSA it's hard to miss the beautiful and creative sukkos that are lining the hallways. The creativity on display is astounding and no two sukkahs are alike.

For the last two weeks TDSA's first through fourth graders have been challenged to stretch a single paper as long as possible by cutting it into a paper chain and using only scissors and tape. We wonder who's chain will be the longest.

Second grade students built and decorated their own esrog boxes with Rabbi Rubin in shop. They got to drill holes, screw pieces and watch the box come together under their own hands.

Fourth grade is experiencing a whole new medium in art as they weave creative and colorful projects using different colors and textures of yarn.

Middle School students completed a fun teambuilding exercised, flexed their kindness muscles by playing "compliment hot potato," explored the concept of empathy, and took empathy self assessments in this week's Middle School Advisory.

TDSA selected its new theme logo, a beautiful design by Maya Dagmi (6G). The logo illustrates our them of Chesed (Kindness) and Achdus (Teamwork) and how these two concepts are wonderfully intertwined.

Highlights from the week of February 8, 2024

Yes, this pic was taken on Sunday. Yes, this pic was taken outside of school. Yes, this pic deserves a place in this week's window!

Look how enthralled these boys are! And who wouldn't be?!?! The last time this happened they were 6 years old. Now they had the benefit of understanding what they are witnessing since they learned all about eclipses in science class.

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