After a month filled with special days, celebrations, and shifting schedules, the quiet of Cheshvan can feel almost… ordinary. But in truth, this is where the most meaningful growth happens; both for children and for us as parents!

We’re so happy to welcome Morah Miri back to the Friendly Frogs! She shares what inspires her in the classroom and what “connection” means to her as an educator.

As Rosh Hashanah approaches, Dassie shares a heartfelt message about the four names of the holiday and how they guide us to start the year with growth, kindness, and connection.

Shabbat in the Park was filled with food, fun, and friendship! Families gathered for grilling, crafts, and community; a beautiful way to welcome Shabbat together.

Step into our Rosh Hashanah gallery — and bakery! From round challahs and honey cakes to apple-print masterpieces and festive crafts, every classroom has been busy creating and baking holiday treasures. Peek inside to see how the sweet spirit of the New Year filled our halls

The High Holidays bring joy, family, and tradition — but they also bring long breaks just as children are settling into their school routines. This week’s Timeless Tips shares practical ways to help your child ease back into the classroom after the holiday season, with sweetness and calm!

We’ve got an exciting year planned with events, appreciation days, and community activities!

The school year is off to a beautiful start! Our classrooms are buzzing with new routines, friendships, and discoveries, while Elul invites us to pause and prepare for the High Holidays. In this week’s message, Dassie shares reflections on the story of Moshe’s raised hands, the strength that comes from spiritual alignment, and the unique opportunity of Elul—when “the King is in the field.” It’s a reminder that alongside the joy of learning, we carry the deeper work of connection, pride, and purpose.

Step into our classrooms on any given morning, and you’ll find a hum of curiosity, concentration, and connection.