Religious School goes to Main Event
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The Temple Religious School joined with LBSY to go to Main Event for a day of fun and games! Fun was had by all!
MISSION STATEMENT
Our learning community strives to create a caring atmosphere of friendship while encouraging meaningful understanding and a dedicated commitment to Jewish life – in school and at home. The wonderful teaching faculty is diligent that all classroom experiences are valuable and nurture a positive Jewish identity. In addition, our goal is for each student to participate in enjoyable experiences that are part of Temple life, be exposed to and internalize our biblical stories, and to embrace Jewish culture as well as Reform ethical beliefs and values.The Religious School curriculum encourages the understanding of:
- Shabbat, Jewish holidays, and Jewish symbols
- Blessings, customs, and life cycle events
- Torah stories and their relevance in our lives today
- Mitzvot (commandments, values, and good deeds)
- Connections between Torah, worship, and our lives
- An appreciation for the people and State of Israel
- The history of the Jewish people
- The Holocaust and anti-Semitism
- Jewish music, arts & crafts, and children’s literature
- Tzedakah projects and social action
Components of our Hebrew curriculum:
- Kindergarten through 3rd grade: reading readiness, basic vocabulary and daily prayers
- 4th through 7th grade: prayer-based Hebrew, reading fluency and comprehension of liturgy
- Meets Sunday and Wednesday (4th-7th grade) Weekly student-led services with music
Special Religious School Programming:
- Rosh Hashanah / Yom Kippur
- Simchat Torah Consecration Service
- Families Love Hebrew! – Parent / Student Learning
- Parent and Grandparent Open House
- Hanukkah Parties
- Tu B’Shvat Seder
- Purim – Megillah Reading and Celebration
- Passover Experience and Model Seders
- Open House for new students
- Travel to fun places like Main Event
THE CHESTER B. DIAMOND RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
MISSION STATEMENT
Our learning community strives to create a caring atmosphere of friendship while encouraging meaningful understanding and a dedicated commitment to Jewish life – in school and at home. The wonderful teaching faculty is diligent that all classroom experiences are valuable and nurture a positive Jewish identity. In addition, our goal is for each student to participate in enjoyable experiences that are part of Temple life, be exposed to and internalize our biblical stories, and to embrace Jewish culture as well as Reform ethical beliefs and values.
The Religious School curriculum encourages the understanding of:
- Shabbat, Jewish holidays, and Jewish symbols
- Blessings, customs, and life cycle events
- Torah stories and their relevance in our lives today
- Mitzvot (commandments, values, and good deeds)
- Connections between Torah, worship, and our lives
- An appreciation for the people and State of Israel
- The history of the Jewish people
- The Holocaust and anti-Semitism
- Jewish music, arts & crafts, and children’s literature
- Tzedakah projects and social action
Components of our Hebrew curriculum:
- Kindergarten through 3rd grade: reading readiness, basic vocabulary and daily prayers
- 4th through 7th grade: prayer-based Hebrew, reading fluency and comprehension of liturgy
- Meets Sunday and Wednesday (4th-7th grade) Weekly student-led services with music
Special Religious School Programming:
- Rosh Hashanah / Yom Kippur
- Simchat Torah Consecration Service
- Families Love Hebrew! – Parent / Student Learning
- Parent and Grandparent Open House
- Hanukkah Parties
- Tu B’Shvat Seder
- Purim – Megillah Reading and Celebration
- Passover Experience and Model Seders
- Open House for new students
- Travel to fun places like Main Event
