Today Ms. Maura came to visit to teach us how to play the Dreidel game.
a) Nun means “nisht” or “nothing.” The player does nothing.
b) Gimel means “gantz” or “everything.” The player gets everything in the pot.
c) Hey means “halb” or “half.” The player gets half of the pot. (If there is an odd number of pieces in the pot, the player takes half of the total plus one).
d) Shin (outside of Israel) means “shtel” or “put in.” Peh (in Israel) also means “put in.” The player adds a game piece to the pot.
5. If you find that you have no game pieces left, you are either “out” or may ask a fellow player for a “loan.”
6. When one person has won everything, that round of the game is over!
Next, we opened our gifts. Ms. Raymond loved all of the thoughtful and generous gifts! Thank you!
The kids loved their Gingerbread bears and books!
Our attempt at a class selfie!
Graphing our tree brownie snacks and "grinch kabobs".
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