Arts

AJA’s Lower School Performs Winnie the Pooh

First through fourth-graders from the Atlanta Jewish Academy visit 100-Acre Wood.

By Atlanta Jewish Times 3 January 2018, 12:07 pm

Christopher Robin (third-grader Odeya Lerer) visits his friends Owl (fourth-grader Amara Najmaister), Rabbit (fourth-grader Avi Yaschik), Piglet, Winnie the Pooh (fourth-grader Rebecca Hatami), Roo (first-grader Rahm Regev) and Kanga (third-grader Shira Lowenstein).

Atlanta Jewish Academy visited the house at Pooh Corner for the Lower School’s performance of “Winnie the Pooh Kids.” AJA first- through fourth-graders put on the show twice, on Sunday, Dec. 17, and Thursday, Dec 21.

Photos by Sarah Moosazadeh

Girl Skunk (first-grader Lily Tritt), Girl Monkey (first-grader Gavi Silverman), Ladybug (first-grader Meital Bernstein), Gold Snail (first-grader Tirza Monheit), Raccoon (first-grader Amalia Gellis) and Boy Monkey (first-grader Jordan Koransky) look for

Winnie the Pooh (fourth-grader Rebecca Hatami) asks Owl (fourth-grader Amara Najmaister) to help decipher a note from Christopher Robin in which he says he will be “back soon.” His friends mistakenly interpret it as “Backson,” a creature they think has kidnapped Christopher.

Piglet and Pooh (fourth-grader Rebecca Hatami) decide to ask for help finding Christopher Robin.

Winnie the Pooh (fourth-grader Rebecca Hatami) asks Rabbit (fourth-grader Avi Yaschik) if he can help him read a note from Christopher Robin.