As Jews, asking questions and searching for answers is part of our DNA. So “The Power of Questioning” was a natural choice for Shalvi Isseroff

In Sari Sheinfeld’s math class on Pi Day, Yeshivat Noam seventh graders learned about the consistent ratio between circumference and diameter of variously sized pancakes

Ben Porat Yosef pre-k students engaged in a variety of experiential learning activities designed to enhance the meaning of Pesach for them. The classes baked

Preschoolers at Lubavitch on the Palisades enjoyed a special activity on the Fun Bus. Children engaged in exercise and fitness activities including obstacle courses and

Have you ever watched an infomercial and wondered if the product actually works? At Yavneh’s annual sixth grade science fair, the students chose an “As

One hundred days smarter. One hundred days more mature. One hundred days of nachas from the yeladim. We have so many causes to celebrate the

Fifth graders at Yeshivat He’Atid learned all about “The Scream” by Edvard Munch. They spent a long time discussing this art piece, learning about the

The third graders at TCA learned about the never ending number pi on Pi Day, March 14. They measured the circumference of circles around the

Pesach preparations are in full swing at LPS. Children are acting out the story of how the Jews left Egypt, practicing the Ma Nishtana, preparing

Moriah middle school Ivrit classes have taken the initiative to bring extra joy to the lone soldiers of Tzahal. The students have written and decorated

This past Wednesday night, Yavneh Academy third graders participated in their Rashi Night! They sang songs, presented projects to their parents, and learned b’chavruta with

The Frisch Drama Society treated students, faculty and general audiences to its spring production of Rick Elice’s “Peter and the Starcatcher” on Wednesday, March 14.