A new initiative has just started in America, starting with 1,000 cool and colorful bracelets distributed at Yeshivat He’Atid in Teaneck. Pninit Boev and Naomi
Parshat Bechukotai This week’s parsha lists rewards in this world for keeping mitzvot. Peace, prosperity and other gifts are mentioned. However, nothing is mentioned about
Shavuot is not an eight-day long Yom Tov like Sukkot or Pesach, yet it is no less important. Indeed, as we celebrate Matan Torah, we
Among Ashkenazim and Sephardim alike, one traditional type of food is associated with Shavuot—dairy products. And therein lies a host of interesting interpretations. Song of
Yeshivat Noam celebrated Lag Baomer with field day activities, a trip to a local park, sports, BBQs and marshmallow roasting. The day culminated with a
Lag BaOmer in the Moriah lower school was filled with so much fun and excitement, it’s difficult to believe that so much fit into just
The students, staff and parents of Tenafly Chabad Academy paraded through the streets of Tenafly on Lag BaOmer, kicking off a full day of celebrations.
Yavneh Academy students enjoyed a wide array of activities on Lag BaOmer. Early childhood had a wonderful time at Sportime USA. First and second grade
The entire MTA yeshiva celebrated Lag BaOmer with an incredible day of sports and activities at Camp Merockdim! From softball, basketball, hockey and soccer to
Kol Chaverim Preschool celebrated Lag BaOmer with a school wide bonfire! All the yeladim gathered around a large parachute with a tissue paper “fire” in
Gan Yavneh celebrated Lag BaOmer by enjoying refreshing ice pops, learning about Rabbi Akiva and having relay races. They are all friends like the students
Anshei Lubavitch Preschool celebrated Lag BaOmer with a fun-filled field day of obstacle courses, parachute games and “bonfire” picnics complete with S’mores.
