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About Us
Welcome to Hebrew Day!
Our Mission
What Sets Us Apart
Character and Leadership Program
Proud of our Diversity
Testimonials
Head of School's Welcome
School Profile
At A Glance
Campus Information
Security
Administration
Contact Us
Directions
Employment Opportunities
Admissions
Prospective Families
Schedule Your Tour
Admissions Timeline
Admissions Process
Admissions Forms 2022/23
Tuition & Fees
Tuition Assistance
Virtual Tours
Non-Discrimination Policy
Frequently Asked Questions
Academics
Academics
Preschool
Preschool Classes
Contact Us
Elementary
Kindergarten
First Grade
Second Grade
Third Grade
Fourth Grade
Fifth Grade
Specials
Student Support
After-School Enrichment Programs
Middle School
Courses
Science Fair
Community Service
8th Grade Trip to Israel
Technology in the Classroom
ERB Testing 4th - 8th Grade
Campus Life
Campus Life
Athletics
Kashrut & Healthy Celebrations
Camps
Celebrating Yom Ha'Atzmaut
School Celebrations
Parents
Hebrew Day PTA
Calendar
Google Calendar
2022 - 23 School Calendar
2023-24 School Calendar
Parent Resources and Education
Rabbi Weiser's Adult Torah Learning Class
Chesed
Parent Education with Dr. Adra O'Donnell
Report Card - Parent Resources
Distance Leaning Standards
School Supply Lists
Handbook, Policies and Forms
School Handbooks
School Policies
School Forms
Uniform Policy
ParentsWeb
Support
Donate to Hebrew Day
Create a Legacy
60th Anniversary Gala
Re-Enroll
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Jewish Knowledge/ Jewish History
The Jewish Knowledge class focuses on three important parts of Jewish study: 1) Navi (or prophets) 2) Jewish Holidays and laws 3) Weekly Torah Portion.
Navi is the study of Jewish history beginning after the Five Books of Moshe. Students are exposed to the values and lessons we learn together from the people of our past. Stories are taught in depth so students understand the timeline of events, significance to Jewish people and take-home messages gleaned. Jewish holidays explore the various laws and customs associated with each holiday, as well as, general understanding and reasoning behind the holiday. The weekly Torah portion is a summary of what Jews read in Synagogue the upcoming Shabbat and lessons found therein.
Jewish knowledge provides a large scope of information and ideas to strengthen your child's connection to the Jewish people and Jewish calendar year.