Yom Kippur is a time when we think about the past year and how we can be our better selves. We say sorry to others who we might have hurt, even if it was just an accident. It’s a day to remember to share, to help others, and to fill everyone’s buckets! It’s also a time about friendship and forgiveness.
So, this week we have been telling the story of Shlomi the fish, The Little Fish Who Said Sorry. We have been making puppets to tell this story, and have been acting it out in our Puppet Theatre to the class. We have also been discussing what Shlomi could do instead of swimming away and feeling sad.
We've learned the importance of recognising when we hurt someone and apologising.
Jen Duband
Kindergarten Teacher
So, this week we have been telling the story of Shlomi the fish, The Little Fish Who Said Sorry. We have been making puppets to tell this story, and have been acting it out in our Puppet Theatre to the class. We have also been discussing what Shlomi could do instead of swimming away and feeling sad.
We've learned the importance of recognising when we hurt someone and apologising.
Jen Duband
Kindergarten Teacher
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