The staff of the Early Childhood Division initiated a new program for the siblings of children in our Early Childhood Division, with the goal of including them and their parents in this year’s annual theme: Playtime – a springboard for enrichment, learning and enjoyment. 

Morah Rubinstein, a teacher at Maoz Yerushalyim, organized a joint activity for her students with the 7^th Grade students of the nearby Tvunos Yaakov Girls School.

Building Blocks, April 2014

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After months of preparation, the students of the four First Grades in Seeach Sod celebrated their big day – when they received their very first Siddur. The festive occasion was preceded by weeks of preparation during which they were taught about the value of the siddur and Tefillah.

Eliyahu and Benayahu – two boys from Mrs. C. Steinberg’s kindergarten – are mainstreamed once a week in a regular preschool. The teacher in the regular kindergarten, Morah Malky, started telling the story of the Megillah this week. But our two bright boys already knew most of it and excitedly spilled out the details the story to the teacher and the rest of the class.

After months of preparation, the students of the four First Grades in Seeach Sod celebrated their big day – when they received their very first Siddur. The festive occasion was preceded by weeks of preparation during which they were taught about the value of the siddur and Tefillah.

In a unique initiative, our speech therapist Mrs. Feder and music therapist Mrs. Rubinstein have started giving combined therapy sessions in Rabbi Shechter’s class in Beit Metzudot.

Rabbi Esterzohn, well-known for his creative initiatives to enhance his students’ learning experience, took his students on trip to a shtreimel factory, where they were shown the ins and outs of shtreimel production.

A special “tish” led by Rabbi Aryeh Deri, head of the Shas party, took place on Rosh Chodesh Adar at the Ma’as. The tish began with the recitation of Shema Yisrael and Tehillim as a continuation to the massive Tefillah rally that had taken place the day before.

The girls in our Vocational Training Center were thrilled when they were invited to celebrate Rosh Chodesh Adar at Ko Tomar High School in Beit Shemesh.