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In This Section
- July 19, 2011
GreenFaith announces the release of a NEW Energy Conservation Resource - May 10, 2011
Hidon HaTorah 5771: Photos - April 14, 2011
Synagogue Leadership Conference 2011 Workshops: “Religious School for All” - March 3, 2011
Dr. Josh Kulp: METNY Scholar in Residence Program - February 25, 2011
PaRDeS Yaakov: Mid-Year “Report Card” - More...
Adult & Family Programs
- Lifelong Learning Project: A 2-Year Education Initiative
- Lech L’cha – Family Education for 3rd Grade Students and Parents – Work together to create a family tree. Students will explore peer pressure and standing against negative influencing following Abraham’s example. They will compare Avram’s journey with High School Musical. Submitted by Sharon Solomon of Temple Beth Sholom Religious School, Roslyn.
- Shavuot Family Activities and Resource Packet – Shavuot is an important but little-known holiday. It commemorates the time of the barley harvest in Israel and the receiving of the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai. Shavuot takes place seven weeks after the second day of Passover, and it’s a tradition to eagerly count the Omer – the period of time between the anniversary of our freedom from slavery and the anniversary of the giving of the Torah. On Shavuot, our ancestors would show their gratitude to God by bringing an offering of the first fruits of their harvest. Shavuot is a time to celebrate spring, the outdoors, and the Torah – what’s not to love? Compiled by Rabbi Cara Weinstein Rosenthal, METNY’s “Building Our Jewish Home” Coordinator.
- Shavuot Packet (PDF)
- Shavuot Packet (Word)

