B’nai Mitzvah Program
5th grade
Students begin their b’nai mitzvah preparation in the spring and summer of their 5th grade year with a Hebrew intensive.5th grade
Students begin their b’nai mitzvah preparation in the spring and summer of their 5th grade year with a Hebrew intensive.
6th grade
In the fall of their 6th grade year, students register for B’nai Aleph - the first of two B’nai Mitzvah prep years which includes a combination of Hebrew and Judaic Studies.The Hebrew curriculum focuses on solidifying students’ ability to decode and start learning prayers. Students generally must be 13 years old by their scheduled B’nai Mitzvah date which often occurs sometime between their 6th and 7th grade years. Roughly one year prior to their actual Mitzvah Dates, students will begin one-on-one tutoring.
6th grade
In the fall of their 6th grade year, students register for B’nai Aleph - the first of two B’nai Mitzvah prep years which includes a combination of Hebrew and Judaic Studies.The Hebrew curriculum focuses on solidifying students’ ability to decode and start learning prayers. Students generally must be 13 years old by their scheduled B’nai Mitzvah date which often occurs sometime between their 6th and 7th grade years. Roughly one year prior to their actual Mitzvah Dates, students will begin one-on-one tutoring.
7th grade
7th grade students enroll in B’nai Bet to complete their B’nai Mitzvah prep.The curriculum focuses on a combination of Hebrew and Judaic Studies. These students are often also in concurrent tutoring to prepare for their B’nai Mitzvah.
7th grade
7th grade students enroll in B’nai Bet to complete their B’nai Mitzvah prep.The curriculum focuses on a combination of Hebrew and Judaic Studies. These students are often also in concurrent tutoring to prepare for their B’nai Mitzvah.
Resources
Check out these resources if you or your bar/bat mitzvah is in need of help or inspiration.Resources
Check out these resources if you or your bar/bat mitzvah is in need of help or inspiration.
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