Hebrew School
Curriculum
Hebrew Language Learning
Students engage in lively Hebrew learning through the competitive Aleph Champ program.
Torah and Jewish History
Ckids Bereishis curriculum, exploring the roots of our people as recounted in the first book of the Torah.
Every lesson is packed with hands-on activities—experiments, crafts, recipes, storytelling, hunts, games, and presentations that help children experience Judaism in a very meaningful and real way. Behind every game, recipe, science experiment, and creative project is a foundational Jewish concept they'll remember long after class is over. From kiddush factory kits to snake tag, airbrush totes or exploding rainbows, our goal at Ckids Hebrew School is to ensure that learning about Judaism is an unforgettable, enriching experience all around.
In Bereishis, we will explore big questions like: Who am I? Where do I come from? What makes me proud to be Jewish?
Along the way, we’ll discover the timeless values of our Torah heroes, create memories that make Hebrew School the highlight of their week, and inspire the next generation of proud and empowered Jews.
Holiday Celebrations
Throughout the year, students explore each Jewish holiday, from Rosh Hashanah and the High Holidays to Shavuot. They gain deeper insights into traditions and customs, with school-hosted celebrations for students and families.
Mitzvot: Understanding Our Practices
Why do women and girls light Shabbat candles? What makes Shabbat so special? Why do we affix a Mezuzah? Why is the bride veiled at a Jewish wedding? These classes teach fundamental mitzvot to younger students and delve into deeper meanings for older grades.
Siddur (Prayer Book) Skills
In addition to Hebrew proficiency, students in Grade 6 and above develop prayer fluency using the Siddur Tehilat Hashem by Kehot, chosen for its clear print, vowel markings, numbered lines, and English instructions. Siddur purchases benefit from a discounted bulk rate of $25 each.
Current Events and Israel
Senior students stay informed on Jewish and Israeli issues, discussing news clippings to deepen their understanding of global Jewish perspectives.
Arts and Crafts
Art projects, with Jewish holiday and mitzvah themes, enrich the curriculum, giving students tangible connections to Jewish traditions.
Extracurricular Activities
Chabad Hebrew School offers a range of activities like guest speakers, Shabbatons, field trips, and contests, providing holistic Jewish experiences inside and outside the classroom.
