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One of my greatest challenges during two years of homeschooling was finding a Limudei Kodesh curriculum for my children.
Although we’re no longer homeschooling this year, I have been thrilled to discover a growing number of online resources for Jewish studies — which are perfect for homeschoolers, after-schoolers and anyone who lives in an area without access to Jewish education.
The Jewish Online School is one such institution. Its target audience is Jewish children who live in places without access to Jewish education, as well as homeschoolers. Over the last few years, thanks to many shluchim with whom the Jewish Online School works closely, the school has grown slowly but steadily.
Students now hail from as close as the Tristate area to as far away as Singapore, Nigeria, Tasmania and South Korea. The Jewish Online School offers classes in nearly every timezone around the world.
In addition to maintaining a high standard of academic achievements, the virtual classroom uses cutting edge technology, which enables students to interact with each other and develop a close network of friends from around the world.
Most children take up to six hours of classes a day, ranging from Pre-1A students learning Aleph-Bais to sixth-grade and Yeshiva students learning Mishnah and Gemarah.
Drawn from communities of both smaller and larger cities, some students are enrolled for a comprehensive Jewish education, while others wish to supplement their local day school. Plus, the Jewish Online School offers private classes, Bar Mitzvah lessons and an online Hebrew School experience in the following areas:
Jewish Day School
Supplemental classes for those students already receiving a Jewish education, these provide part-time extracurricular material ranging from beginner basics to Mishnayos and Tanach.Online Hebrew School
Once a week, children can enjoy a fun Hebrew School at their home computer, learning the basic building blocks of Judaism.
Ivrit
For those who want to focus on the language itself, there are special classes designed just for Ivrit.Bar Mitzva Online
The Bar Mitzva classes from yesterday are now delivered in a fun and interesting one-on-one setting, providing the child with the skill and confidence to shine at his coming of age.
To get started, head over to the Jewish Online School and click on register now. Tell them you saw this post on KOAB and they will waive the registration fees!!!
For more information or if you have any questions, you can also call the Jewish Online School at 718-713-3080 or email them. Just don’t forget to mention that you saw this post, so you can have your fees waived.
How much will bar mitzvah classes cost?