KITAH ALEPH
The Aleph students begin to learn the Hebrew language and prayers. They are eager to receive their first Siddur at their first class service. They are taught the significance of their Hebrew names and proclaim publicly before family and community, their pride of their Jewish heritage and ancestry.
Ivrit (Hebrew) Shalom Uvracha
Tanach (Bible) A Child’s Bible Book 1
Chagim (Holidays) My Jewish Year
Israel The Great Israel Scavenger Hunt
Prayers (Tefillot)
KITAH BET
The Bet students are taught the Torah-prescribed mode of behavior; “Welcome every person with a pleasant countenance.” (Avos 1:15) They continue their studies of Bible, Israel, holidays and tefillot.
Ivrit (Hebrew) Alef Bet Quest
Journeys through the Siddur Friday Evening
Tanach (Bible) Jewish Values in Genesis
The Jewish People’s Court You Be the Judge
Chagim (Holidays) The Book of Jewish Holidays
Jewish Values A Kid’s Mensch Handbook
Prayers (Tefillot)
KITAH GIMEL
The Gimel students maintain a high energy level of learning and recognizing that they are the guardians of the future. Lifecycle events are celebrated with families in a communal setting as the students continue to explore their Jewish heritage through customs and traditions.
Ivrit (Hebrew) Journeys through the Siddur Book 2
Life Cycle Events Journey of a Lifetime
Jewish Values Count Me In
Israel Welcome to Israel
Chagim (Holidays) Jewish Holidays, Jewish Values
Prayers (Tefillot)
KITAH DALET
The Dalet student’s curriculum includes ethics, morals and mitzvoth, which are the cornerstones of our Jewish heritage. They also further explore our homeland with an Israeli emissary.
Ivrit (Hebrew) Journeys through the Siddur Book 3
Mitzvot Doing Mitzvot
Ethics Living Jewish Values
Israel Artzeinu: An Israel Encounter
