Katan K'Gadol: Chicago Boys Share Their Rambam Story

was sug. I started learning Ramom in fifth grade and then in sixth grade I decided that I'm going to do a full cycle of it. >> I currently learn. >> I started learning and it was hard to keep up with it. So I stopped and then in sixth grade I started again and that's what I'm learning now. >> I started learning rom at the end of sixth grade in camp. My brother told me that there was a staff member who did a shir of raom and he told me to go once try it out and the first day I went and I continued. This is their mitzvah which always k and it's not very hard just one park a day or say mitzvah and it's you can learn a lot of things and it's a very good thing to do to understand the ra I use um I usually look in the English sometimes I use look in the Hebrew I don't need the English um and I try to like sort it out in my head to make sure it makes sense for one of the important things about learning Ramom is that it's something that the Reb really wanted and for every person if you're not able to do you can do and say So whichever one you're able to do um makes the Reb very proud. >> Learning Rambam makes me feel like I'm doing what the Reba wanted and fulfilling what the Reb wanted. >> Learning Rambam makes me feel connected to the Reb. And every Jewish child should learn it because when you learn Rambam, you get a lot of insight into a lot of and different things about being a Y. >> And every Jewish child should learn some level of Ram because it's a great way to know. God. HALLELUJAH. HEAT. HEAT.