Curriculum

Our program is designed to actively involve students and to keep the children motivated and enthusiastic. The curriculum is taught through a variety of mediums such as games, drama, songs, arts and crafts, workshops, and holiday celebrations. Parents are regularly informed of their child’s progress and the lessons covered in his/her classes. Through our weekly class summary, we give the parents an opportunity to be involved in their child’s Hebrew School experience.

Overview

Hebrew Reading:

This Hebrew program begins with letter recognition and then progresses to phonetic decoding, reading comprehension, and writing. Each child progresses at their own pace using the  Aleph Champ , a Hebrew reading system that encourages and motivates students by helping them achieve new reading skills in each lesson.

Bereshit: Story of My Life

This year, your children will learn the first book of Chumash - Bereshit. We will learn the story of our forefathers and foremothers  through text-based learning and  exciting workshops. See below for all the fun things we have in store!

Holiday Curriculum: 

We use a spiraling curriculum for this subject, which means that we revisit the holidays each year in greater depth. This allows children to uncover new layers of meaning and explore different perspectives on these special days.

The curriculum is mapped out over a 7-year plan, so each year children will learn about the holidays in a new way. This will help them to develop a deeper understanding of the holidays and their significance.

Arts and Crafts

Art projects are incorporated into our curriculum to add to the excitement for the upcoming holidays and Mitzvot. Our projects will have Jewish holiday and Mitzvot themes and add a taste of Jewish life to the home.

Extracurricular Activities

We will offer a variety of extracurricular activities such as special guests, Friday night dinners, Holiday celebrations, and contests. These events will allow our students to experience Judaism in its entirety.