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The Spirit of Sinai Chabad Hebrew School offers a trendsetting creative curriculum where students will be engaged, stimulated and motivated. Our goal is that by year’s end in addition to Aleph Champ Hebrew, Kids in Action, Jewish History, Holiday learning, Judaica, and prayer, your child will have developed a deep love, knowledge, and respect for our heritage.
We encourage you, as a parent, to get involved, ask questions and keep in touch with our school. If there is anything you would ever like to discuss with me, feel free to call us at 636-778-4000 or 314-258-3401.
Sincerely,
Rabbi Avi & Chana'la Rubenfeld
Co-directors
Looking forward to a fun and successful year of learning,
- To attain a strong sense of Love and Pride in being Jewish.
- For students to learn all subjects in a creative, stimulating environment.
- Explore the Torah (Bible), the history of the Jewish people and discover their relevance to today's day and age.
- Gain an understanding of holiday traditions and other Jewish practices.
- Study the morals, values and ethical behavior as taught in the Torah.
- Master the skills of Hebrew reading and writing.
- Understand basic Hebrew words.
- Learn basic prayers so that the students can feel comfortable at their respective synagogue services.
- Study the ancient and modern history of the land of Israel.
- Allow students to express their opinions and questions about G-d, Torah and religion.
Hebrew Reading and Aleph Champ
Chabad Hebrew Schools are changing the course of Hebrew reading forever with a brand new innovative, cutting edge reading system. Based on the martial arts motivational philosophy of color coded levels and testing, the Aleph Champion Program provides motivation and inspiration for Chabad Hebrew School students around the world.
Easily attainable levels and professional materials make Aleph Champ an incredible success. The Hebrew alphabet as well as the vowels and word formations were divided into 10 colored levels. The students start out as "White Aleph Champs", working their way up the colors of the rainbow to be a "Black Aleph" like their teachers.