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Dovid Kossowsky >> 
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This information was last updated: 08-31-2012
The last time this user logged on : 05-19-2013		Back To Results
User Name :DKossowsky
Title :Rabbi
First Name :Dovid
Last Name : Kossowsky
City : Milwaukee
State : Wisconsin
Country : United States
Zipcode : 53216
School Name : Yeshiva Elementary School
City : Milwaukee
State : Wisconsin
 
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Message Board Posts:6
1. Dear Mechanchim,

As we have been told many times, kriyah must be reinforced through out all of the grades, I am looking for programs that are effective for older grades.

I am also looking for younger grades as well, but I haven't heard of anything for the older grades.

One idea that occurred to me was using 'shnayim mikrah v'achud targum". Have the entire class read one aliyah every day. The rebbe will listen to one student a day individually and the rest of the class will read by themselves. Hopefully, since it is a chiyuv for them to do so, the students will read the aliyah with minimal supervision which can free the rebbe to listen to one student at a time.

Your feedback is very important, please if you have any programs that work or even any ideas, I would appreciate hearing about them.

Dovid Kossowsky
dkossowsky@gmail.com
2. I asked our retired principal and he thought that it would be possible to
call the PSAT office and ask for an alternate date. It is possible if they
let you do so, they wont let you request an alternate date for 3 years. Next
year all of the Yeshivas will need to request an alternate date due to yom
tov.
3. I asked our retired principal and he thought that it would be possible to call the PSAT office and ask for an alternate date. It is possible if they let you do so, they wont let you request an alternate date for 3 years. Next year all of the Yeshivas will need to request an alternate date due to yom tov.
4. I have a complete list of questions in Hebrew that follow R' Eiders book chapters 1 thru 9. If anyone is interested in them fill free to contact me at dkossowsky@gmail.com
I also have a series of powerpoints that cover the making of teffilin and hanachas tefillen. I hope to post them on chinuch.org when I have time.
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