A Fresh Approach to Jewish Learning

Jewish Kids Club offers children a focused, engaging way to build real Jewish knowledge, Hebrew skills and a strong sense of Jewish identity. Our new program combines 18 weekly Aleph Hour sessions with four extended Holiday Experiences throughout the year.

Designed for children ages 4–12, the program is tailored to each child’s age and Hebrew level within a warm, welcoming and energetic environment.

We Value

  • Meaningful Jewish learning that is fun, interactive and memorable

  • A structured Hebrew-reading program in which every child can progress

  • Jewish identity, confidence and pride

  • Passionate, caring and energetic teachers

  • Friendship and a strong sense of Jewish community

  • A warm and inclusive environment where every child belongs

Aleph Hour

Aleph Hour meets on Sundays from 9:30–10:30 AM. Each focused, fast-moving session includes:

  • Jewish songs and tefillah

  • Aleph Champ Hebrew reading

  • Conversational Ivrit

  • A weekly mitzvah, Jewish value or tradition

Children learn in small groups appropriate to their individual age and Hebrew-reading level. Our goal is for every child to make measurable progress while developing comfort and familiarity with Hebrew and Jewish prayer.

Hebrew Reading

We use the internationally acclaimed Aleph Champ program, which divides Hebrew reading into clearly defined levels. Children advance at their own pace, building confidence and celebrating each new achievement along the way.

Jewish Songs and Tefillah

Through meaningful songs and age-appropriate prayer, children become familiar with the siddur and develop a personal connection to speaking with Hashem. Tefillah is taught in an uplifting and engaging way that children can understand and enjoy.

Ivrit

Children are introduced to practical Hebrew words and expressions through conversation, games and interactive activities. This helps make Hebrew feel familiar, accessible and alive.

Mitzvot and Jewish Traditions

Each week, children explore a different mitzvah, Jewish value or tradition and discover how it applies to their own lives. Lessons focus on practical Jewish living, helping children recognize that Judaism is not only something we study—it is something we experience and do.

Extended Holiday Experiences

On four special Sundays, Aleph Hour is followed by an additional hands-on Holiday Experience from 10:30–11:30 AM celebrating Chanukah, Tu B’Shvat, Purim and Pesach.

These creative programs bring each holiday to life through interactive learning, crafts, activities, food and memorable Jewish experiences.

Every Session Will Be

  • Engaging and age-appropriate

  • Warm, positive and encouraging

  • Interactive and enjoyable

  • Meaningful and relevant

  • Focused on genuine learning and growth

At Jewish Kids Club, every child is encouraged to learn at their own level, form meaningful friendships and feel knowledgeable, connected and proud to be Jewish.