Living the first two Mishnayot of Masechet Brachot, the Yeshivat Noam fourth graders witnessed first hand the transformation from night to day, from “dawn” to
He’Atid second grade students learned the concept of community. To illustrate this, the children created family trees, which helped them explore and understand the role
WDS is thrilled to be back in full swing, kicking off the first mishmar of the year with an unforgettable evening! Events like these are
BPY kicked off the week with a “Welcome Home” event, embracing all of the new BPY families into the community! This intimate gathering gave families
The Yavneh eighth graders had a blast at their annual corn maze trip. Each group of students, together with their teacher, navigated their way through
Students at both campuses enjoyed an engaging presentation on the art of shofar blowing. They heard from Zachariah Edinger, the ritual director at the Spanish
Tiferet of Teaneck kicked off its Chesed Wednesdays initiative with a Rosh Hashanah chesed workshop open to Jewish homeschooling families in the area. Tiferet students
Kindergarten children at Lubavitch on the Palisades Preschool had a wonderful trip to Dr. Davies Farm. They started the day by riding the school bus
The children at Gan Yaldenu had a fun and educational time learning about apples and honey, just in time for the new year. Exploring the
The students are getting ready for the holidays. The morot are teaching them to be kind to their friends and make good choices. They also
The yeladim at Kol Chaverim Preschool began learning about Rosh Hashanah. They learned all about apples. In the science center they labeled the parts of
The Gan Yavneh children are having fun with apples. Stamping, graphing, tasting, experimenting with, investigating, measuring and more. Everyone is getting very excited for Rosh
