BJCC
HEBREW SUNDAY SCHOOL
BJCC Hebrew Sunday School is exclusively for Jewish children ages 6-12 years who are in public schools. Our curriculum offers Hebrew reading, Jewish history, Jewish holidays, prayers, songs, and customs. Our program is fun, caring and run by devoted and loving teachers.
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Every Sunday 10:00am - 12:30pm
60-05 Woodhaven Blvd, Elmhust, NY 11373
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For inquiries:
Rabbi David: 347.690.5701
Rebbetzin Chani: 347.770.3584
Hebrew Reading
BJCC Sunday School teaches Jewish children to read Hebrew, helping them connect with their cultural roots. Our commitment to this endeavor ensures a positive impact on the next generation.
Jewish Holidays
We teach children about Jewish holidays to help them learn about important traditions and celebrations in the Jewish religion. Each holiday is celebrated in a fun and meaningful way,
Arts and Crafts
We make teaching Jewish laws, customs, and traditions fun and engaging by incorporating arts and crafts activities that allow children to express their creativity while learning about their cultural and religion.
Jewish History
Teaching children about Jewish history helps them learn about the Jewish culture and its important events, so they can understand different parts of the world's history and people better.
Jewish Values
We instill core Jewish values in children to help them embrace principles of compassion, justice, and community. We teach through example, as well as lessons of the Torah.
Songs
We use songs, especially those related to holidays and prayers, to make learning about Jewish traditions enjoyable and memorable for children, creating a deeper connection to their faith and culture.
Prayers
Teaching Jewish prayers and their meanings helps children establish a meaningful connection with their religion and traditions. Each child learns prayers based on their own level.
Laws and Customs
Teaching Jewish laws and customs to children helps them understand and appreciate the religious framework that guides Jewish daily life and rituals, fostering a sense of identity and connection to their heritage.
Chani Shushan
Principal
Rabbi David Shushan
Financial and Registration Director
Rachel Gutenberg
Judaic Teacher