Fourth and fifth graders had a virtual Better Together meeting with older Jewish adults in the community. They talked about Shavuot, receiving the Torah, and what the Torah means to them. We are so happy to keep these connections strong!

Shabbat Shalom! This week students showed their gratitude in a judaics art project. It is a great reminder for students and teachers when walking through the hallway or working near it, like these awesome 1st graders! #Gratitude #TheLernerWay #25YearsofLerner #ShabbatShalom

We have a very creative Kindergarten crew! After learning and exploring different types and designs of Kippot, they got to design their own in Art 🎨🖌️ #TheLernerSchool #Art #Kippot

Sherlock Holmes has nothing on our 3rd graders! They have had their detective hats on this week helping Agent Rachel solve the mystery of the missing megalodon fossil. They then inspected a shark's tooth and megalodon fossil that was brought in 🕵️ 🦈 #TheLernerSchool

Join Beth and the Parent Association for a Virtual Storytime with PJ Library! This special Shabbat storytime is happening tomorrow, Sept. 11th at 6:00pm on Zoom. The Zoom link and info was sent out in an email earlier today. We can't wait to share part of your Shabbat with you.

Our fourth graders have been busy! In Science, they learned the difference between quantitative and qualitative observations and reviewed how to take accurate measurements. In math, fourth graders also used compases to construct perfect circles ⭕📏 #TheLernerSchool #TheLernerWay

You might have been lucky and saw 1st graders art on the walkway during drop-off or pick-up. They explored lines using chalk during art last week. Our 4th graders used watercolors for their art medium to paint a summer experience. We love seeing these #CreativeMinds at work!

Shabbat Shalom and Shanah Tovah! We hope everyone has a sweet, healthy, and happy Rosh Hashanah. Enjoy Lerner's Rosh Hashanah video and sing along with us! #TheLernerSchool youtube.com/watch?v=pIo7nh…

We love having Preschool parents come visit us for our safe and socially distant Parent Play programs. We are so glad to have these going on throughout the week for our families to keep our Lerner Community going strong!

Kindergarten is exploring land artist Andy Goldsworthy. It inspired them to turn to the playground to look for materials to create their own creations. #TheLernerSchool #AndyGoldsworthy #LandArtist

Yanshufim preschoolers are getting ready for Sukkot starting tomorrow. They have been practicing building skills and making Sukkahs out of boxes with marble paint on the inside! #TheLernerSchool #Sukkot

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Our 2nd graders have been scientist and authors this past week! They have been working hard on their narrative pieces in ELA and learning about the digestive system in Science #TheLernerSchool #KidScientist #StudentsWriting

Shabbat Shalom! Lerner wishes everyone a healthy and restful weekend💙 #TheLernerSchool #ShabbatShalom

Shabbat Shalom! We hope everyone enjoys the beautiful weather this weekend. Try going on a leaves hunt like our Kofim preschoolers did this week or go on a nature walk🍂☀️ #TheLernerSchool #ShabbatShalom

Last week, our preschool Hebrew immersion group learned and practiced saying lemala (up) and lemata (down). This was prompted by learning the song Nadneda (seesaw). They then created and drew their own nadneda. #TheLernerSchool #HebrewImmersion

Teamwork makes the dream work! First graders collaborated together to put together what they have learned of the Hebrew alphabet

We had a special guest at our Thankful Parade last week, we can't believe Judah Maccabee came to our Lerner parade! Only 10 more days until Hanukkah and we're already so excited to start celebrating #TheLernerSchool #Hanukkah

There's not better place to read than the Mensch Bench! #TheLernerSchool #EducatingMensches

In Judaics this week, 1st graders brought in their chanukiyout to share. Students shared the stories of where their chanukiyout came from what makes it special to them and their family.