Students in Ayelet Kopel’s chemistry classes were so excited to get back into the lab after being away that they wasted no time suiting up in their coats and goggles! As part of their unit on classifying and separating matter, the students created a mixture of sand, salt and water and separated it out using

For their summer reading assignment, students at RKYHS were given a list of books that were recommended by their teachers. The faculty recommendations came from their teachers across the board, not just their English faculty. Science and math teachers, Judaic Studies rebbeim, guidance counselors, administration,

Second graders learned all about שורשים-roots. They learned that the roots of a tree determine what type of fruit will grow, just as the roots of a word determine what type of word is being said. They planted seeds and decorated personalized planters!

It was an inspiration to meet with the new Bruriah Middle School Chidon HaTanach group! An informative Zoom session with 11th grader and longtime Chidon HaTanach member, Shana Schwartz, was a great way to kick off this exciting initiative. Bella Greenberg said, “Chidon HaTanach is a great way to make learning fun. We get to be

Tiny Tots, the one’s class, at The Lauren Elise Bier Nursery School at Congregation AABJ&D loved exploring leaves in a sensory bin. They crumbled and squished them with their friends. In the art studio they created a special art project with them. They also enjoyed looking at the colorful leaves as they went

This week the children of Cheder Yaldei Menachem explored the incredible universe Hashem created. They excitedly experienced each day of creation through different hands-on mediums.

TABC students previewed two big contests earlier this month as Rav Yitz, director of Student Activities, hosted a virtual event for students to discuss the presidential debate and the NBA finals. After spending some time discussing the candidates and speculating about what to expect in the presidential debate (spoiler: no

The Moriah School pre-k children learned all about the arbat haminim and made their very own lulav and etrog with recycled materials. The children paper mached a balloon and painted it yellow to create etrogim. They then painted paper towel rolls green to create lulavim. The children know that Hashem is everywhere and they

“You shall rejoice on your festivals, and should be fully happy”

Day three of Chol Hamoed was overflowing with simcha when BPY families visited and sang with the residents of CareOne