KSDS Krieger Schechter Connector Podcast

Today we talk to Yuval Chomski and Adi Kleiner of jot-it. What's a jot-it? Listen to the episode to find out- and also find out what a few 4th graders think about using one.

To learn more about jot-it visit http://www.jotit.io

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KSDS is hosting a basketball tournament. We spoke to Coach Shannon to learn more about it.

SHOW US YOUR TALENT!

If your KSDS student has a talent to share with the podcast it can be video recorded in one of two ways. The first option is to film the video at home and email it to dyankellow at ksds.edu with the subject “Podcast Talent.” Names will not be used when sharing videos on the podcast and we ask that names are not used when recording as well. The second option is to have the video filmed at school. The podcast team, including Mr. Y, will be available during various recess times to film students at school.

There is no deadline to submit a video, but videos should be no longer than 1 minute in length. This is going to be an ongoing segment in the podcast throughout the year. However, we will only be using a limited number of videos spread out among podcast episodes. Submitting a video, or recording one during recess, does not guarantee that it will appear in an episode or that week’s episode.

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Music in this episode is from http://www.pixabay.com.

In this bonus episode we talk to some 8th graders about their upcoming performance of "West Side Story." We also talk to Morah Lilach about the play.

If your KSDS student has a talent to share with the podcast it can be video recorded in one of two ways. The first option is to film the video at home and email it to dyankellow at ksds.edu with the subject “Podcast Talent.” Names will not be used when sharing videos on the podcast and we ask that names are not used when recording as well. The second option is to have the video filmed at school. The podcast team, including Mr. Y, will be available during various recess times to film students at school.

There is no deadline to submit a video, but videos should be no longer than 1 minute in length. This is going to be an ongoing segment in the podcast throughout the year. However, we will only be using a limited number of videos spread out among podcast episodes. Submitting a video, or recording one during recess, does not guarantee that it will appear in an episode or that week’s episode.

Don't miss a single episode! Subscribe in your favorite podcast player.

Music in this episode is from http://www.pixabay.com.

In about 2 weeks the 8th grade will be performing this year's play "West Side Story."

We spoke to the director Ofir Ben-Ari about the play itself and we also spoke to Morah Gigi to get a sneak peak at the set!

Be sure to catch next week's bonus episode when we speak to some 8th graders about the play experience.

SHOW US YOUR TALENT!

If your KSDS student has a talent to share with the podcast it can be video recorded in one of two ways. The first option is to film the video at home and email it to dyankellow at ksds.edu with the subject “Podcast Talent.” Names will not be used when sharing videos on the podcast and we ask that names are not used when recording as well. The second option is to have the video filmed at school. The podcast team, including Mr. Y, will be available during various recess times to film students at school.

There is no deadline to submit a video, but videos should be no longer than 1 minute in length. This is going to be an ongoing segment in the podcast throughout the year. However, we will only be using a limited number of videos spread out among podcast episodes. Submitting a video, or recording one during recess, does not guarantee that it will appear in an episode or that week’s episode.

Don't miss a single episode! Subscribe in your favorite podcast player.

Music in this episode is from http://www.pixabay.com.

For the full experience of this episode we suggest watching the video on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiZJVPVGXM47gFqj0aVEn4w.

What do you get when you have a bunch of 7th graders record a podcast? You get a lot of fun and a lot of bloopers! Enjoy!

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SHOW US YOUR TALENT!

If your KSDS student has a talent to share with the podcast it can be video recorded in one of two ways. The first option is to film the video at home and email it to dyankellow at ksds.edu with the subject “Podcast Talent.” Names will not be used when sharing videos on the podcast and we ask that names are not used when recording as well. The second option is to have the video filmed at school. The podcast team, including Mr. Y, will be available during various recess times to film students at school.

There is no deadline to submit a video, but videos should be no longer than 1 minute in length. This is going to be an ongoing segment in the podcast throughout the year. However, we will only be using a limited number of videos spread out among podcast episodes. Submitting a video, or recording one during recess, does not guarantee that it will appear in an episode or that week’s episode.

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Don't miss a single episode! Subscribe in your favorite podcast player.

To see the video version of this episode and any episode visit us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiZJVPVGXM47gFqj0aVEn4w.

Music in this episode is from http://www.pixabay.com and from the VITA app.

In this episode we meet this year's Shinshinim and we have some domino art for our "Show us your talent" segment. Enjoy!

SHOW US YOUR TALENT!

If your KSDS student has a talent to share with the podcast it can be video recorded in one of two ways. The first option is to film the video at home and email it to dyankellow at ksds.edu with the subject “Podcast Talent.” Names will not be used when sharing videos on the podcast and we ask that names are not used when recording as well. The second option is to have the video filmed at school. The podcast team, including Mr. Y, will be available during various recess times to film students at school.

There is no deadline to submit a video, but videos should be no longer than 1 minute in length. This is going to be an ongoing segment in the podcast throughout the year. However, we will only be using a limited number of videos spread out among podcast episodes. Submitting a video, or recording one during recess, does not guarantee that it will appear in an episode or that week’s episode.

Don't miss a single episode! Subscribe in your favorite podcast player.

To see the video version of this episode and any episode visit us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiZJVPVGXM47gFqj0aVEn4w.

Music in this episode is from http://www.pixabay.com.

On today's episode we head to the kitchen to learn how to make latkes with our very own Chef Annie. You might want to check out the video version on our YouTube channel for the best experience with this episode.

Annie even let us share the recipe below:

Ingredients:

2½ pounds Russet Potatoes, scrubbed well

1 medium Yellow Onion

Coarse Salt & Black Pepper

3 Large Eggs

½ cup Potato Starch

½ teaspoon Baking Powder

1 cup Vegetable Oil

Directions:

Scrub potatoes well under running water with scrubbie.

On the large holes of a box grater, grate potatoes & the onion.

Toss with ½ teaspoons of salt & then in two batches, place pota mixture into a clean dish towel to squeeze out the excess liquid

Transfer to a bowl & mix in eggs, pepper, potato starch and baking powder.

Place vegetable oil in a skillet & heat over medium heat. Drop bit of potato mixture into oil to test - it will sizzle when ready.

Each latke should be 2 tablespoons of mix. Place into hot oil a flatten. Cook until crisp & golden, about 4 minutes per side.

Drain on a paper towel & serve warm with toppings.

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For more information about CA CAMPS and Chef Annie's culinary camp visit https://cacamps.org/ .

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SHOW US YOUR TALENT!

If your KSDS student has a talent to share with the podcast it can be video recorded in one of two ways. The first option is to film the video at home and email it to dyankellow at ksds.edu with the subject “Podcast Talent.” Names will not be used when sharing videos on the podcast and we ask that names are not used when recording as well. The second option is to have the video filmed at school. The podcast team, including Mr. Y, will be available during various recess times to film students at school.

There is no deadline to submit a video, but videos should be no longer than 1 minute in length. This is going to be an ongoing segment in the podcast throughout the year. However, we will only be using a limited number of videos spread out among podcast episodes. Submitting a video, or recording one during recess, does not guarantee that it will appear in an episode or that week’s episode.

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Don't miss a single episode! Subscribe in your favorite podcast player.

To see the video version of this episode and any episode visit us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiZJVPVGXM47gFqj0aVEn4w.

Music in this episode is from http://www.pixabay.com and from the VITA app.

In this episode we learn about a 4th grade Art Car project that was a collaboration between Art, Makerspace and Social Studies.

SHOW US YOUR TALENT!

If your KSDS student has a talent to share with the podcast it can be video recorded in one of two ways. The first option is to film the video at home and email it to dyankellow at ksds.edu with the subject “Podcast Talent.” Names will not be used when sharing videos on the podcast and we ask that names are not used when recording as well. The second option is to have the video filmed at school. The podcast team, including Mr. Y, will be available during various recess times to film students at school.

There is no deadline to submit a video, but videos should be no longer than 1 minute in length. This is going to be an ongoing segment in the podcast throughout the year. However, we will only be using a limited number of videos spread out among podcast episodes. Submitting a video, or recording one during recess, does not guarantee that it will appear in an episode or that week’s episode.

Don't miss a single episode! Subscribe in your favorite podcast player.

To see the video version of this episode and any episode visit us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiZJVPVGXM47gFqj0aVEn4w.

Music in this episode is from http://www.pixabay.com.

In this episode we learn about the Friend to Friend program at KSDS and we share details about a new talent segment.

SHOW US YOUR TALENT!

If your KSDS student has a talent to share with the podcast it can be video recorded in one of two ways. The first option is to film the video at home and email it to dyankellow at ksds.edu with the subject “Podcast Talent.” Names will not be used when sharing videos on the podcast and we ask that names are not used when recording as well. The second option is to have the video filmed at school. The podcast team, including Mr. Y, will be available during various recess times to film students at school.

There is no deadline to submit a video, but videos should be no longer than 1 minute in length. This is going to be an ongoing segment in the podcast throughout the year. However, we will only be using a limited number of videos spread out among podcast episodes. Submitting a video, or recording one during recess, does not guarantee that it will appear in an episode or that week’s episode.

Don't miss a single episode! Subscribe in your favorite podcast player.

To see the video version of this episode and any episode visit us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiZJVPVGXM47gFqj0aVEn4w.

Music in this episode is from http://www.pixabay.com.

In this week's episode learn more about the Bunches of Lunches program that KSDS is a part of.

Don't miss a single episode! Subscribe in your favorite podcast player.

To see the video version of this episode and any episode visit us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiZJVPVGXM47gFqj0aVEn4w.

Music in this episode is from http://www.pixabay.com.