High School Students help out at local Foodshare

Earlier this week, 12 of our high schoolers worked together like a well trained team at FoodShare, sorting, inspecting, labeling, and packaging over 6,503 pounds of food for delivery to local food pantries all over the region. They accomplished a great deal in a short amount of time. Feeding the hungry is one of the most basic and important mitzvot in Jewish life, but we don’t often have the opportunity to do so. This hands-on activity allowed our students to actively participate in fulfilling this mitzvot and left everyone feeling elevated with joy.

Students Enjoy One-Pin during P.E

During their PE classes this week, the 2nd-6th grade students have been enjoying some competitive games of “1-pin”, a handball based game that teaches the students teamwork and  tactical thinking as well as challenging their throwing and catching skills. Games became competitive as students began to create strategies to win the game

5th and 6th Grade Chart the Weather in Google Sheets

The 5th and 6th grade students have been learning how to use Google Sheets to record high and low temperatures, calculate average high and low temperatures and then create charts to present that information. Each student had to create 2 different styled charts to present their data. Their charts we then presented in the collaborative slideshow below