Is this a kosher sukkah? 4th Graders set up their handmade sukkot and shared them with students in younger graders for a discussion together about what makes a sukkah kosher.

 

Middle School students had interactive workshops teaching them about the lulav, etrog and sukkot decorations.

 

8th Graders and their parents experienced a beautiful parent child "extended mishmar" on erev Yom Kippur. It included dinner, chavruta learning, and a shiur from Rabbi Ezra Wiener.

 

While examining the lead up to the French Revolution in social studies, the 8th Graders recognized three main causes of the French Revolution: The social inequality of France, the economic state of France, and the spread of the Enlightenment. Students explored primary source documents from the time period to fully appreciate what took place. To help demonstrate the three causes, students created puzzles to express the 3 part nature of the causes of the French Revolution. 

Eighth graders in Mrs. Sarah Blum's English classes participated in a new non-fiction literature circle. Students discussed the messages and values portrayed through these gripping real life tales, as well as the literary techniques used to convey the story to the reader.

 

 

The YNPA would like to introduce the Library Cart!!!

The Library Cart is a roving cart that comes to the Buds classrooms.

The YNPA needs volunteers to read books to the children, check out the books and bring the cart to class to class.

The hours are as follows:

Thursday    Buds A 1:00-1:30

Thursday    Buds B 1:30-2:00

Thursday    Buds C 2:15-2:45

This is a wonderful way to interact with your child or grandchild!

Please sign this sheet with your name and availability and hand it back to the teacher o r email [email protected] with your pertinent info.

 

Click here to register for after school clubs which begin October 16th. 

 

Dear Yeshivat Noam,
For my Bat Mitzvah project I am raising money for Renewal, a Jewish organization that helps people with kidney problems find kidney donors. I chose this particular organization because my father found a kidney donor in only three days after meeting with them. Renewal found an amazing man whose kidney was a great match for my dad. We were so grateful for this miracle. The surgery was a success, but unfortunately my dad passed away shortly after due to complications following the surgery. The money raised will be used to transport the donors if they live far away. It's also used to help promote awareness for kidney donation. Kidney donation saves lives and it is a huge mitzvah!  

 

Please click here to donate to this worthy cause that has such a special place in my heart. This mitzvah is in honor and  memory of my dad, Jordan Levy, z''l.  Thank you!  

 

Sincerely,
Mattea Levy 

Hi, my name is Sara Mirwis. I was born in Houston, Texas. I moved with my family to Teaneck 5 years ago (when my older siblings were headed to Yeshiva University). My family lived in Houston for 17 years. We lived in the Young Israel neighborhood. My dad still works there and commutes every week. I am SO SO SAD because of the hurricane. So many people and friends I know have been flooded and have lost all of their things : (

I decided that for my Bat Mitzvah I will collect as many children's books as possible and send them with my dad each week to the different neighborhoods and schools. That way all of the children of Houston can have books to read (and hopefully also keep them a little distracted from the sadness around them).
If you can donate a new or like new children's book you can help me with this project.

My mom said she can pick up from anyone's home if they need (her cell: 713-545-3684). OR, you can drop it on our front porch as well (1270 Fayette Street).

Thank you for reading this and thank you if you are able to help the children in Houston.