Yeshivat Noam Kindergarten Learns About Creation
In Yeshivat Noam’s k-bet’s kindergarten class, each student created their own “Guess My Day” game (similar to Guess Who). Each game included a hand-made artistic
In Yeshivat Noam’s k-bet’s kindergarten class, each student created their own “Guess My Day” game (similar to Guess Who). Each game included a hand-made artistic
Ma’ayanot students enjoyed hosting the Friendship Circle of Bergen County’s Yedidainu camp on November 9! Students enjoyed bonding with Friendship Circle members on a trip
Fall has arrived! Moriah’s kindergarten class went on a nature walk and picked up leaves of different shapes and sizes. The children discussed some of
The mitzvah of hachnasat orchim was in full swing at Yavneh Academy. The students were busy inviting, preparing, baking and setting up for guests to
Friendship Circle enjoyed a wonderful time in TABC last week. Many public schools were closed for Veteran’s Day affording TABC the opportunity to host the
Students at the Bergen County High School of Jewish Studies participated in Mitzvah Day this past Sunday. A group of students went to the Jewish
Walking into the RYNJ lunchroom this past Wednesday evening felt like a wonderland of numbers! First grade students, along with their parents and grandparents, enjoyed
Ben Porat Yosef eighth grade students who are participating in “Names Not Numbers,” a unique oral history film project and curriculum that teaches about the
Yeshivat He’Atid students from grades pre-k through first grade were treated to a fun night of storytelling, laughs and hot cocoa. Clad in pajamas, students
MTA welcomed a record 250 prospective families from across the tristate area to its Open House on Sunday, November 12. Participants had the opportunity to
“Once I thought to write a history of the immigrants in America. Then I discovered that the immigrants were American history,” was an observation made
The RYNJ children of K5 went on a voyage around RYNJ, as they culminated their unit on transportation. Just as Avraham Avinu and Sarah Imeinu