After months of classroom preparation as well as training in filmmaking and interview techniques, Moriah’s eighth grade “Names, Not Numbers©” participants spent the week of
Was Noach a tremendous tzaddik? Yavneh Academy eighth-grade students gain ownership over their Chumash learning by debating Noach’s righteousness. Students prepared compelling arguments for why
Snapchat, Instagram and TikTok are just some of the apps presenting digital challenges for BPY students. In order to address internet safety, a burgeoning concern
Morah Sefi Bodner’s primer students enjoyed making their alef bet nekudot puppets. They are having a blast while reinforcing their skills in a ton of
The pre-K class at the Lauren Elise Bier Nursery School at Congregation AABJ&D started a unit all about their bodies, beginning with the heart. The
Yavneh Academy Ganon students have started learning about their bodies and how the different parts work. Last week they learned about the heart. They learned
Naaleh’s ninth-grade Studio Art and Spanish elective classes joined together to learn about Mexican artist Frida Khalo. Mrs. Schneier and Señor Meneses delivered an animated
The BPY sixth grade is immersed in the study of Mesopotamia, the cradle of civilization and the birthplace of Avraham, our forefather. The unit was
The yeladim in Kol Chaverim Preschool in Fair Lawn celebrated Tu B’Shevat this week with a festive Seder. We tasted all the foods of the
The RKYHS Career Club had the opportunity to go behind the scenes at the American Dream mega mall. On the insider tour of the facility,
To mark Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Rebbetzin Debra Spivak came to speak to RPRY middle schoolers. She spoke about the racial inequities in our
The students in grades 1G-5G celebrated Tu B’Shevat with song and dance. Flowers, ice cream clips, neon scarves and tutus enhanced the show. With presentations
