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Welcome to Chug Ivrit!

Shalom Families,

Welcome to 5th Grade Chug Ivrit!

My name is Liza Pugh and I’m so excited to be teaching your child’s Chug Ivrit class this year. This will be my fifth year teaching Hebrew at Temple Sinai and I am thrilled to be back. I also wear a different hat here at Temple Sinai, which is the Religious School Assistant Director! When I’m not at work though, I’m usually hiking with my puppy (see below), or facetiming with my nieces and nephews!

During our first class, we will spend some time getting to know each other and write down our Hopes and Dreams for Chug Ivrit this year. I'm excited to learn students’ answers to the question, “What are you hoping to accomplish this year in Chug Ivrit?” We will also play a few games to get us ready for a great year of Hebrew learning!

I look forward to working with your child this year. If you have any questions or concerns now or as the year progresses, please reach me at lpugh@templesinaidc.org.

Thank you so much and I’m excited for the great year ahead!

Liza Pugh 

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