1. “Yasmin” kindergarten- Akko Kathy Karr from Louisville volunteered and gave 5 concert at Akko’s kindergartens! When Kathy came to the class,the children played “Hava Nagila” for her by Rhythmic score that they studied at the musical center The children danced “Hava Nagila “and Kathy joined the circle

2. Kathy explained about the different parts of her flute The children imagine that the high tunes of the flute, describe the bird flight The children relaxed with the flute music and closed their eyes, while listening to Kathy

3. At the end of each concert Kathy played Hatikva

4. The children of Yasmin kindergarten wrote a rhythmic score for Kathy

5. “Hadas” kindergarten welcomed Kathy with “Heivenu Shalom “ and the Israeli flag

6. Each child moved like an animal that he/she imagined while listening to Kathy

7. The children colored many hearts for Kathy and Perla, their teacher, gave her a beautiful art work with the words: “Eshet chail me imtza”

8. Playing for the children of Argaman” kindergarten”

9. Free and creative movements with Kathy’s music

10. Learning about the flute Hatikva

12. Kathy became” a queen” in the “class palace”. She also got hand made presents that the children prepared for her.

13. “ Parpar Nechmad” kindergarten waited for Kathy with costumes that they did from recycled materials Purim dancing and masks

14. “This is my flute!” Dancing with Kathy’s music!

15. The children gave Kathy a whistle that they made from recycled materials and taught her how to play it

16. Kathy got a nice “Thanks card” from the kids, their parents and the staff

17. “Parpar” kindergarten A game with high and low tones Relaxing with Kathy

18. Limore, the class teacher, gave Kathy the poet about “Circles of Joy” sighed by the children

19. Purim songs and dancing

20. Every person has a circle in his heart- a circle of joy! Sometimes it is a small circle but it can develop and Grow and grow and grow… When the circle of joy is big, it sends small circles To hidden parts in our body To places that sometimes hurt. The more small circles of joy we have, The less painful places will be in our body Some people have a small circle of joy And they need help to develop that circle and make it grow You probably ask how? Each and every one of us thinks about a way: We can bring that person a candy We can give him /her a flower, sing a song for him/her Draw him/her a picture Or even say:" Good morning, how are you today?" The most important is to do it with fun And from the deepest of our heart! I wish that you will always have The Mitzvah of making circles of joy for others And by making circle of joy for others Your circle will grow! Dasi Rabinivitch of blessed memory A circle of Joy Thank you Kathy for being our best friend! Efrat, the children and the teachers of Akko