BPY Kindergarten students participated in tashlich, under the supervision of the school Rav Mechanech, Rav Ilan Acoca, at the river that flows next to the

Using recycled materials, early childhood students at Yeshivat He’Atid engaged in a pop-up sukkah workshop with play curator Linda White from the Children’s Museum of

That yummy smell is coming from the halls of the Teaneck Chabad preschool. The children nurtured many skills as they experience hands-on learning about the

Lubavitch on the Palisades preschool children enjoyed learning about how shofars are made in a hands-on experience presented by Rabbi Moshe Grossbaum. Each preschool class

Moriah Nursery students celebrated Rosh Hashanah by learning about the artist Kandinsky (1866-1944). Kandinsky was born in Russia and loved color and music. He said,

TABC’s talmidim prepared for the Yamim Noraim by engaging Hakadosh Baruch Hu with their intellect as well as their hearts. A packed Beit Midrash was

Ma’ayanot seniors attended a panel discussion presented by four of the school’s alumnae entitled, “Sherut Leumi, Aliyah, Israeli Universities…Should More Americans be Considering These Options?”

MTA talmidim in Rabbi Soniker’s shiur volunteered in Teaneck for Safely@Home by building Sukkot for the elderly.  

Sixteen of TABC’s talmidim prepared for Rosh Hashana by helping others. On Erev Rosh Hashanah, in conjunction with the organization Safely@Home, TABC volunteers assembled three

Preschool children at Lubavitch on the Palisades Preschool prepared for Yom Kippur by learning about the story of Yonah which is read in shul on

BPY fourth grade students did not just learn their math facts, but also thoroughly enjoyed learning them, and experiencing the importance of math and how

Preschool children prepared for Sukkot with projects, songs and hands-on experiences. Children built sukkahs in their classrooms and created decorations to bring home to enhance