Shana tova! Ring in a sweet New Year with your precious grandchildren! Join reading specialist and elementary educator, Sarah Sherman, for a very special alphabet lesson with items from the High Holidays.Stay for this adorable class and then head over to the Franklin Cider Mill for a sweet treat with...
**In our late Corona world, with geopolitical and domestic upheaval, many of us are experiencing a time of transition and new beginnings. How can rabbinic treatments of Rosh Hashanah contribute to our understanding of who we want to be during such change?** In her three-part series, _Talmud from the Balcony:...
**While the western world presents religion as being a private matter of belief, Yom Kippur pushes in the direction of the public collective as a site of relationship with God. What are the dimensions of this different way of thinking? ** In her three-part series, _Talmud from the Balcony: Examining...
**In rabbinic thought, Sukkot is often presented – based on Biblical understanding – as a holiday representing the potential for all of humanity. What does this mean, and how might it speak to us today? ** In her three-part series, _Talmud from the Balcony: Examining Big Ideas of the High...
Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, is coming! Many people welcome in a new year of goodness and sweetness by enjoying honey, fruit, and other treats. We're going to be celebrating the holiday by getting together to make honey cake. Whether you call it lekech, ugat dvash, honey cake, or...
An after school in house program targeting Jewish students (elementary level) with learning disabilities enrolled in public or private schools which do not provide Jewish education. At our office, we provide a hands-on multi-sensory Jewish learning by offering various activities such as arts & craft, music and games. The curriculum...
