3 cups almond flour* 2 teaspoons baking powder ¼ teaspoon salt ⅓ cup orange juice ½ cup light oil such as avocado or canola 1
Nobody likes to be left out, but it happens. Sometimes it’s necessary. Sometimes it happens accidentally. And sometimes it’s just mean. Arielle, recently a victim
Dear Shayna B, I read your column every week and I just wanted to tell you that I love it! Anyway, my name is Ezzy
In this week’s parsha, the sea splits—so we will be making a banana split! Ingredients: 1 medium banana, peeled and split lengthwise 1 scoop each
RYNJ ECD parents had a fun escape as they found clues and solved puzzles in escape rooms set up in their children’s classrooms. This was
The Torah Factory from the Living Legacy Program visited Yavneh Academy this past week. Second graders learned about the process of making a sefer Torah.
This week The Moriah School nursery students made silly snow people using their math skills. One at a time they rolled the dice to determine
College acceptance letters are starting to come in and MTA is celebrating some exciting news! Twelve seniors were accepted early decision to the Jay and
In preparation for midterms, Naaleh held a festival of stress-reducing activities for the students to partake in. The rotation of stations included making stress balls,
The Ma’ayanot faculty and students are excited to be joining klal Yisroel in the Mishna Yomi movement! In addition to the Midreshet Ma’ayanot Morning Midrasha,
On Tuesday, January 4, TABC’s scholars took their learning journey to the halls of the New York Historical Society, where they participated in an inquiry-based
Can you spell indecipherable, ancestors or contingent? Yeshivat Noam competed class by class in grades five through eight to make the Spelling Bee finals. On
