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Students at WTA Are Ready for First Grade
Westchester Torah Academy held a special tekes (ceremony) to welcome first grade students from early childhood into lower school. The children walked through a decorated gate that read ‘Shalom Kitah Alef!’ as all in attendance sang and danced in their honor. Students received a beautiful bracha for success
Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy Students Return With Big Smiles Beneath Their Masks
On September 8, Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy in Stamford threw open its doors and warmly welcomed students in pre-k through grade 12 back to the school’s sprawling 13-acre lush, green campus. Students were all smiles as they eagerly greeted friends and teachers in person for the first time since learning went
Yeshivat Noam Fourth Grade Girls Learn About RBG
The Yeshivat Noam fourth grade girls learned about Ruth Bader Ginsburg and her legacy. The students toured the room, reading some of her inspirational quotes and selecting those which felt most relatable.
Rooftop Seder Held at Tenafly Chabad Academy
Tenafly Chabad Academy Middle School students enjoyed a rooftop Rosh Hashanah seder in preparation for Rosh Hashanah. Each student received their own personal simanim package which included a round honey cookie, apple and honey, pomegranate seeds, carrots and a head of a fish (jelly fish).
He’Atid Art Returns
Yeshivat He’Atid students are so excited for another year of art class! Morah Amy and her traveling art cart visited the first grade classes to teach them about Larry the Line. The students learned all about lines and how they are the most basic visual element in art. Lines can be used to define shapes and figures. They practiced
Shabbat Shalom From Moriah Nursery
The Moriah School nursery children enjoyed their first Shabbat party of the year. They always begin their Shabbat parties with songs. They especially love singing “Put the Chicken in the Pot.” Each child chose an item that they would add to the chicken soup pot. Mapa levana, neirot l’Shabbat, kos Kiddush and yayin l’Shabbat
TABC Chefs Train for Rosh Hashanah
The faculty and students at TABC are quite a determined and resilient group—not even a pandemic can stop them! The senior elective Culinary Arts class began the year learning about maintaining mise en place in the kitchen (having all your ingredients and tools ready to go before you begin cooking), and then dove straight into
MTA Freshmen Forge New Friendships on Unforgettable Hike
The MTA class of 2024 had an amazing time on their freshman hike! They explored the local community on a scenic hike to the Little Red Lighthouse and also enjoyed sports and engaging activities designed to help them get to know one another. Their Cub2Lion senior mentors joined the fun for a
Rabbi Beer Blows Shofar For JEC Early Childhood
RYNJ Fourth Graders Conference and Then Publish
Everyone has learned from the past six months that sometimes we need to pivot and regroup—including fourth graders, After reviewing the writing process, RYNJ fourth graders used Venn diagrams to compare and contrast their planned summer 2020 with their actual summer 2020. The students realized that although many
Kol Chaverim Preschool Is in Full Swing
It is fun to be back with friends and learning at Kol Chaverim Preschool. Students have been preparing for all the chagim and love to sort, count, measure, graph, taste and create while they explore apples, bees, mitzvot and shofars. They look forward to a meaningful, sweet and healthy new year together. Shana Tova to
Yavneh Academy Participates In NJ Friendship Walk
Yavneh Academy’s Friendship Circle presidents were eager to have the school’s chapter participate in this year’s Virtual Friendship Walk. With its presidium leading the charge, over 35 children and 10 parents walked the Yavneh Academy parking lot circuit proudly wearing their Friendship Knows No Distance
