SAR HS Students Study Child Development
In learning about child development, Dr. Hoffman’s 12th grade psychology class visited the ELC at SAR Academy to conduct interviews with kindergarten students. Using a
In learning about child development, Dr. Hoffman’s 12th grade psychology class visited the ELC at SAR Academy to conduct interviews with kindergarten students. Using a
During Aseres Yemei Teshuvah, 4G kicked off the “4G Aseres Yemei Teshuvah Challenge,” bringing together over 450 high school girls from different chapters across the
Naaleh’s 10th grade English classes wrapped up their unit on Chaim Potok’s “The Chosen” with an engaging Socratic seminar. Students debated and analyzed themes from
The children of the Lauren Elise Bier Nursery School participated in the first ever Parshat Bereishit Fair. The children learned all about the days of
Mrs. Taub’s fifth graders began exploring the engineering principles of the design cycle. Their first design and variables challenge was to construct an air trolley.
The Moriah fifth graders have been enthusiastically learning about the local, state and federal government and the importance of voting. They have become experts in
The yeladim at Gan Yavneh had so much creating Bereishit projects. Day and night was one of their favorites as well as clouds and ocean.
Yavneh Academy seventh and eighth grade students gathered for the first Civic Spirit Club meeting of the year. Yavneh is part of a group of
RYNJ fourth and fifth graders had a blast in STEAM creating hats to display a bit about themselves. Each student enjoyed thinking about what they
Ma’ayanot recognizes each student as a unique individual and provides a great range of opportunities for students to enrich their entire selves. In addition to
This past Thursday, students from the BPY Middle School gathered for a memorable Yom Tefillah at a picturesque park beneath the George Washington Bridge. Armed
He’Atid nursery focused on the story of Yona and the Whale. They made colorful finger-painted whales and had fun “fishing” for pretend fish while learning