The Introductory Economics senior elective course incorporates both macroeconomic and microeconomic concepts. As an introduction to some of the financial literacy topics which the class
In conjunction with parsha studies, kindergartners asked how Avraham knew where he was going. This sparked a unit on maps. One of the interesting components
Dr. Alan Perlman, a Yavneh parent and an Air Force veteran, spoke with third graders about serving in the military. He talked about his role
Anshei Lubavitch students learned all about our special emahos, Sarah and Rachel! Children visited a well, and tried to lift a whole bucket of water
During this pandemic finding ways to socialize safely has been a challenge, especially for teens. Bergen County High School of Jewish Studies students have been
Ma’ayanot sophomores are exploring an exciting unit on robotics in their engineering course. Students were tasked with building robots using two servo motors, a buzzer
The wonderful Shalom Yeladim kinderlach are learning different shapes and about their senses. The pre-k class is proudly showing the amazing triangle shape they traced.
The Moriah Kindergarten students have been learning about primary colors and secondary colors. They discovered a famous artist who used mostly primary colors in his
To celebrate their return to school, Yeshivat Noam third grade girls baked Funfetti Cookies together on Zoom! Mrs. Rosansky guided the class through each step,
At Bruriah Middle School, teachers embrace questions and encourage girls to share what is on their minds. Rabbi Marcus, rabbi of Congregation Israel of Springfield
Mazal tov to Morah Hadas Rosenthal, one of Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva’s extraordinary nursery teachers, for being selected as one of the 2020 winners for
On Veteran’s Day, after learning about some of the freedoms we have in our country, JKHA early childhood and lower school students learned about the
