[HANASHIR:12550] Re: Tot Shabbat

[Marti Nerenstone <mnerenstone...>]

there are lots of good songs - I have used, among others, Craig Taubman's
"The World is a Circle", "Bo-i Kallah" and "Shabbat Shalom"(Shababababa....
etc), the song Ellen taught a couple of years ago with the hand motions
counting up to Yom Shabbat (do all or partly in English, depending on the
age of the kids, and how well they know the song and the Hebrew) - I also
use songs that I use in "adult" services, with the young kids singing parts
they they can - for example, the Hava Nashira harmony part of Julie Silver's
Shiru L'Adonai (even just using "la" with the harmony part), as well as
Debbie's "Light These Lights"

Marsha Fensin wrote:

> HI,
>     Bim Bam, Shalom Chaverim, Hiney Mah Tov, Thank You God are good for
> in the service.  Jeff Klepper's We Say Shehecheyanu under a large tallit
> is wonderful for a blessing/song at the end of the service.  Shabbat
> Shalom,
> Marsha
>

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