Yavneh Academy first graders transformed their classroom into a Native American tepee with animal furs, feathers and blankets on the walls. Donning their colorful headdresses
Every year before Thanksgiving, Ma’ayanot’s Holiday Enhancement Committee (HEC), under the advisement of faculty advisor Rabbi Zev Prince, plans a program aimed at giving students
Ben Porat Yosef early childhood students kicked off their Thanksgiving celebration on Wednesday, November 25, with an annual Powwow with Chief Morah Jessica. Following the
Lubavitch on the Palisades preschool children had a wonderful couple of weeks learning about and preparing for Thanksgiving. They discovered the relationship and culture of
Children at the Iris Berman Early Childhood Center in Livingston explored the holiday of Thanksgiving and the life of early Americans with hands-on activities using
Students at Leah Sokoloff Nursery School celebrating together at the annual Thanksgiving feast.
Alumni of Frisch class of 2015 currently studying in Israel continued Rabbi Ciner’s tradition of Thanksgiving “hardy breads” in Jerusalem. Frisch traditions never go out
On the Tuesday before Thanksgiving, the JKHA nursery, pre-K and kindergarten students gathered together to celebrate Thanksgiving. True to the spirit of the holiday, each
This week, Moriah’s nursery Hebrew class focused on Thanksgiving. The students learned a special Hebrew song about being thankful and played games and made projects
On the night before Thanksgiving, graduates of the RKYHS Class of 2015 who are currently spending their gap year in Israel came together in Jerusalem
Yeshivat Noam students held Thanksgiving feasts, wore Native American headresses, played on handmade tom toms and sand Thanksgiving songs.
On Tuesday, November 24, 2015, the Yeshiva University High School for Boys (MTA) senior class had the privilege of meeting with Yeshiva University President Richard
