Bar Mitzvah Magazine 2013
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Teamwork is the best<br />
formula for success<br />
By: Melanie Baum<br />
Magen David Yeshivah<br />
Vivian was having color war in her<br />
camp. She was captain to team one.<br />
She chose all her friends for the committee.<br />
They sat down and started to<br />
work. Vivian and her best friends would<br />
get all the good<br />
jobs. They would<br />
dance and sing.<br />
She gave her<br />
other friends the<br />
jobs of acting and<br />
art. Vivian was so<br />
excited to start.<br />
Alison, a shy girl<br />
asked, “Can I be<br />
in art? I am a really<br />
good artist.”<br />
Vivian didn’t even<br />
look up. “No,” she<br />
said and just left.<br />
When color war<br />
was over, Vivian<br />
looked at Alison’s<br />
work of art. “I<br />
should have picked her,” she thought.<br />
That year Vivian didn’t win color war<br />
but she learned an important lesson.<br />
By: Freddy Bijou<br />
Magen David Yeshivah<br />
If you have teamwork and you are<br />
working together, then you have a better<br />
chance of winning. If you try to be<br />
the star, you are not going to win because<br />
everyone is trying to be the star.<br />
By: Malky Fogel<br />
Prospect Park Yeshivah<br />
One time, when we had color war,<br />
the girl who was chosen to be a captain<br />
didn’t let anyone do anything.<br />
She wrote the song and sang it. She<br />
drew the poster and presented it. Of<br />
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together we<br />
can do so much.<br />
course, we lost and the other team<br />
who worked together won. Another<br />
year, a girl got chosen as a captain<br />
and she really knew how to be a captain.<br />
She put people who were good<br />
at things in charge of what they were<br />
good at. All she did was present the<br />
poster and make sure everything runs<br />
smoothly. Obviously, we won that year.<br />
By: Leah Faena<br />
Bet Yaakov Orot Sara<br />
Everyone would want to be the captain<br />
so they could get a lot of credit.<br />
People don’t want to make banners<br />
because they don’t get so much attention<br />
for it after only 2 minutes of showing<br />
the banner. One<br />
ESC time, a girl wanted to<br />
help with the banners<br />
and other girls didn’t<br />
let her. At the end, we<br />
lost points for it. When<br />
everyone helped<br />
each other do the<br />
banners and badges,<br />
it came out very good<br />
because everyone<br />
had her own idea<br />
and putting all these<br />
different ideas together<br />
made us win.<br />
By: Miriam Hunger<br />
Bnos Yisroel<br />
When you are working<br />
on color war, if<br />
you are in charge of badges, people<br />
might say that what you made up is<br />
weird and then you’ll feel like you did it<br />
all for nothing. When everyone fights<br />
and wants to do everything by themselves,<br />
then you are guaranteed to lose<br />
points and lose the whole color war.<br />
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by shul page 104<br />
80 <strong>Bar</strong>/Bat <strong>Mitzvah</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong> 718-909-6060 View magazine online at BMmagazine.com
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