Hebrew School
Programs
Discover the Excitement of Judaism at all ages!
Hebrew School
Grades Pre K - 7
Learn through discovery and Fun, Starting at three years of age, children celebrate their Jewish heritage.
Chai Club
For children 5-12 years old
Children explore different mitzvahs related to social action and community projects, through engaging activities and discussions.
CTeen 9th - 12th Grade
9th - 12th Grade
Teenagers learn to foster an awareness and appreciation of Jewish practices and lifestyle, as they grow towards adulthood.
Your Hebrew School
Imagine a Hebrew School where kids don’t want to miss a day! They come in with a smile and leave humming the tune to a Hebrew song. Imagine a child who feels the warmth and spirit of Judaism… and then imagine the pride of his parents!
About Us
Chabad of Etobicoke Hebrew School
The Chabad Hebrew School is now welcoming new students; no synagogue membership is necessary to enroll. Children will be instilled with feelings of pride and affection for their heritage and the land of Israel with an innovative and stimulating hands-on program. It’s a Hebrew school where kids experience Judaism in a creative and fun atmosphere!
Chabad Hebrew School features a challenging, fun and innovative curriculum. Highly qualified educators help Judaism comes alive for our students through active learning and hands-on activities. Special events include Shabbatons and Parent-Child Learning Days.
Chabad Hebrew School features a challenging, fun and innovative curriculum. Highly qualified educators help Judaism comes alive for our students through active learning and hands-on activities. Special events include Shabbatons and Parent-Child Learning Days.
Our Curriculum
Aleph Champ! Our latest addition to our Hebrew School is an innovative curriculum that makes mastering the Hebrew language fun! Using color-coded levels, similar to martial arts programs, the Aleph Bet Champ program encourages the child to progress at his or her own pace. Aleph Bet Champs helps students become self-motivated, engaged readers, who develop the necessary skills to read and write Hebrew.