Curriculum
Where Jewish Learning Comes to Life
Our curriculum is designed for every stage of a child’s Jewish journey. Younger and elementary students explore the stories of Bereishit through immersive workshops, while our oldest students take part in a dedicated Bar/Bat Mitzvah Discovery Program.
Bereishit: Story of My Life
From Creation and Gan Eden to Avraham, Rivkah, Yaakov, Yosef, and the Twelve Tribes, children will explore the people and moments that shaped the Jewish story.
Students will discover what happened, why it matters, and how the lessons of Bereishit can guide their own choices, relationships, and Jewish lives today.
The Bereishit Journey
- Fifteen workshops transform the foundational stories of the Torah into creative experiences that children can see, touch, build, taste, and remember.
- Chumash Introduction
- Six Days of Creation
- Shabbat
- Garden of Eden
- Noach’s Ark
- Avraham, the First Jew
- Avraham’s Guests
- Kind Rivkah
- Yaakov and Eisav
- Yaakov’s Family
- Yaakov’s Challenges and Victories
- Yosef’s Coat
- Pharaoh’s Dreams
- Yosef’s Journey
- The Twelve Tribes
Children Learn by Doing
Each unit draws children into the Torah’s story and helps them form a personal connection to its message. The activities are fun, but every project also reinforces a meaningful Jewish idea.
Bar/Bat Mitzvah Discovery Program
Our oldest students take part in a dedicated track that prepares them for the next stage of their Jewish journey. Through thoughtful discussion, hands-on learning, and personal reflection, they develop the knowledge and confidence to approach their Bar or Bat Mitzvah with meaning.
The program helps students understand that becoming Bar or Bat Mitzvah is not only about a celebration. It is about Jewish identity, responsibility, mitzvot, and taking their place as a young Jewish adult.
Learning That Stays With Them
Our goal is to give every child joyful Jewish experiences that shape how they think, how they act, and how they see themselves. When children learn through stories, questions, creativity, and real experiences, Judaism becomes something they genuinely know, love, and live.