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  Hmmm.....
 question mark.jpg1. Why do we play dreidel on Chanukah (Kitah Aleph)?
2. What was the name of the brave Jewish army that fought the Greeks (Kitah Bet)?
3. What were the two special miracles that happened on Chanukah (Kitah Gimel)?
4. Why do we get gelt on Chanukah? Why is this more significant than buying presents (Kitah Daled)?
 
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  Chabad Hebrew School meets every Sunday between Sept. 13th, 2009 and June 6th, 2010, unless otherwise indicated, at 276 Turnpike Rd, Westboro, Route 9 Eastbound (upstairs from the Whiz Store and Landry's Bicycles)
 
  New Bar Mitzva Discovery Class -- meets Wednesdays at CHS
  
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  The Baseball Player
Miracles happen in seconds...A lesson on appreciating the One who created our amazing brain.
 
 
  The Car That... Couldn't!
There was once a little red car that couldn't go.
 
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  Peace Upon the Land
Throughout Jewish history, through times serene and turbulent, the People of Israel looked to the Torah for guidance and stability. Only through steadfast adherence to Torah principles, - the Rebbe insisted - can Israel achieve true peace.
 
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