In our block room, students interact with each other through role playing and concrete experiences. Children acquire knowledge about our community and learn the importance of cooperative living. Through wood construction students apply math concepts. They problem solve, refine their motor skills, and take delight in the process and the product. By utilizing Hebrew in everyday experiences, a rich core of language is developed.
Youngsters begin each day with Hebrew songs and prayers.
Heschel's kindergartners experience the wonder and joy of learning as they begin to cooperate and develop an awareness of others in a social setting. They are learning how to learn and to live together. They complete their first year of school with inquisitive minds and compassionate hearts, ready to extend their learning in Elementary School. At Heschel, students are introduced to a comprehensive range of subjects, including but not limited to reading, oral and written expression, spelling, social studies, math, science, computer education, Judaic Studies, Hebrew, physical education, art, music, dance and drama. Social studies serves as the core through which all disciplines are integrated for relevancy.