Join us for Yom Kippur Yizkor & Afternoon Service Temple Beth El. Tickets are NOT required to attend in person, or you can watch online on Virtual Beth El.
The traditional Hebrew greeting, bruchim ha-baim, literally means “blessings to those who come.” We are thrilled to recognize our Chai Members (those who have been part of our Temple Beth […]
As part of the curriculum, children will learn about the festival of Sukkot and celebrate by sitting in the Sukkah, shaking the Lulav and Etrog, as well as singing and […]
Speech and Language development encompasses a vast array of milestones, even before a child learns to utter his or her first words. Some of the areas that can be addressed […]
What is Occupational Therapy? Occupational Therapists work on improving academic skills needed to complete classroom tasks, such as handwriting, attention span, organization, addressing visual perceptual challenges, fine and gross motor […]
Who said we have to have all of the fun inside the sukkah? We will be having a Sukkot Splash Spectacular for our Early Childhood Program students in our Big […]
Join us as Cantor Lori shares the significance of Sukkot and how it ties in with the abundance of a Charcuterie Board. Then, learn everything from the basics to the […]
Who said we have to have all of the fun inside the sukkah? We will be having a Sukkot Splash Spectacular for our Early Childhood Program students in our Big […]
Who said we have to have all of the fun inside the sukkah? We will be having a Sukkot Splash Spectacular for our Early Childhood Program students in our Big […]
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