After a several-month study on immigration and Ellis Island, it all culminated with the third grade Immigration Fair. The students showed off their knowledge by
Tenafly Chabad Academy’s lower school has been bustling with excitement as students prepare for the joyous festival of Shavuot. The creativity and enthusiasm have resulted
Part II In Part I we described some characteristics of the entitled child (and parent). In Part II we will try to analyze why this
This past week, Yavneh Academy celebrated its fifth annual Evening of the Arts celebration, sponsored by the Judah Marans Music and Arts Center. The artwork,
The Torah Factory’s Rabbi Yisroel came to IEBECC in preparation for Shavuot and showed the yeladim a real Torah scroll, with Hebrew letters that a
Reviewing: “What Do You Really Want?” by Shayna Goldeberg. Maggid Books. 2021. English. Hardcover. 180 pages. ISBN-13: 978-1592645718. Shayna Goldberg has had hundreds of conversations
To help JKHA students appreciate the bar mitzvah time period, seventh grade boys had an amazing week of bar mitzvah programming. Students began their Bar
Reviewing: “My Special Uncle” by Ahava Ehrenpreis. 2021. Mosaica Press. English. Hardcover. 13 pages. ISBN-13: 978-1957579030. For children who have had no exposure, encountering a
Last week’s BPY Grandparents and Special Visitors Day was amazing! Seeing the faces of the grandparents and special visitors interacting with their young children/grandchildren was
“A tough job needs to get done, and somebody’s got to do it.” Do these words make us feel like jumping in there… or running
Kosherfest organizers announced this week that they would no longer host their annual exhibition in 2023. Launched in 1989 by Irving Silverman and marketed by
The children have been learning Shavuot is when Hashem gave us the Torah. They learned the Torah teaches us what is right and what is
