For the Moriah middle schoolers, every day was jam packed with teachers and students living Chanukah together. Beginning with an inspirational Hallel every morning, the

At TABC, the Chanukah celebrations ran throughout the week. On Monday and Tuesday, although school was closed, TABC’s halls were buzzing with the sounds of

There’s nothing like authentic homemade latkes. Add to that, the experience of making them from scratch! The children enthusiastically engaged in the arts of fine

Chanukah celebrations began last week with a school-wide candle lighting and Maariv on Monday afternoon, the second night of Chanukah, with a beautiful performance from

He’Atid kindergarteners practiced hachnasat orchim, Chanukah-style! They invited the fifth graders to join them in class for fun Chanukah activities on Thursday! A special thank

Tenafly Chabad Academy students welcomed Rabbi Binyamin Yablok and were treated to a fun and interactive dreidel exhibition and demonstration. Not only did Rabbi Yablok

Pre-k students at Lubavitch on the Palisades did a science experiment which helped them understand important concepts from the Chanukah story. The children added oil

On the second night of Chanukah, Monday, December 3, the energy was felt both on and off the Devils’ ice for Yavneh Academy. For the

Chanukah at RKYHS incorporated fun and meaningful activities throughout the week to enhance the enjoyment of the holiday. Students competed in an Amazing Race style

In preparation for Chanukah, the yeladim of the RYNJ ECD enjoyed a visit from Drum Tales. After learning the story and songs of Chanukah, children

BPY had the Chanukah spirit when the Ben Porat Yosef PTO surprised students in grades three through eight with an awesome performance from illusionist Eric

Lights, cameras, action justly describes a festive Chanukah celebration hosted by Friendship Circle and Yavneh Academy. Over 25 Yavneh volunteers joined Rabbi and Mrs. Grossbaum