[HANASHIR:7120] Re: consecration

[Judy Ginsburgh <jerd...>]

And speaking of Steven Reuben, author of the Sing Along Song, he wrote a
song called Torah Sheli which is great for consecration.  Also try Degel
Tov; Dundai; Am Yisrael Chai and all the ones Linda suggested previously.

Judy :)

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Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2000 8:51 AM
Subject: [HANASHIR:7117] Re: consecration


> Our kindergarten consecration service typically includes:
>
> Torah Torah Torah
> Al Shlosha D'varim
> Moshe Kibeil Torah (by Leah Abrams)
> Shema (the Tzvika Pik version)
> Shehecheyanu
>
>
> While none of these is really specific to consecration, they work very
well.
> We give each child a tape of the songs at the beginning of the year, and
by
> the time consecration rolls around (this year, Nov. 10), they've listened
to
> it enough that they can sing everything. (We also have a couple of
> rehearsals.)
>
> Hope this is of some help.
>
> Linda Salvay
>
>

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