Religious School
Temple Sinai Religious School’s mission is to instill in our students and their families a love for Judaism and the Jewish way of life, to provide them with the tools for their spiritual journey, and to make meaning of the world around them through the lens of Reform Judaism.
Temple Sinai Religious School believes in providing a program where all learners create lifelong, joyous Jewish memories, along with feeling at home in any global Jewish setting through a warm and caring environment, in order to give our students a meaningful educational, social, and spiritual experience. Our school offers classes for Kindergarten through 10th grade students.
This is a wonderful opportunity for those kiddos currently in the Pre-K grade to learn about Judaism in fun ways, as well as for families to build relationships in the Jewish community. The program will be held concurrent with Religious School – one Sunday a month from 9:00AM – 12:00PM. Each session will focus on the Jewish holiday or observance that it’s closest to on the calendar. The classroom experience will be planned around songs, stories, activities and crafts, taught by one of our former Preschool teachers, Macey Schwartz. Our clergy will also interact with the Pre-K Religious School class through teaching prayers and song circles. The best part? There is no cost to attend! DOWNLOAD THE FLYER
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ShalomLearning Curriculum
We utilize the ShalomLearning curriculum, a dynamic, values based curriculum. ShalomLearning helps students see the connections between their daily life and Jewish tradition and wisdom. Blending classroom instruction and family engagement with technology support, the ShalomLearning approach focuses on seven core Jewish values:
- Teshuvah: Taking responsibility for our actions.
- B’tzelem Elohim: Honoring the image of God in ourselves and others.
- Gevurah: Using strength to do what’s right.
- Achrayut: Making the world a better place.
- Hakarat HaTov: Seeking joy and being graceful.
- Koach HaDibbur: The power of words.
- Shalom: Contributing to a more peaceful world.
Mishkan Tefilah for Youth
Our Religious School utilizes a wonderful siddur for Grades 4-7 – Mishkan Tefilah for Youth. We aspire to bring prayer into our students’ lives into a way that it’s meaningful for them. These siddurs make a beautiful Chanukah gift – Temple Sinai is offering a discounted rate of $25 for each book.
Meretz and Ruach Youth Programming
Our Meretz & Ruach Programming is back! Look out for updates on our monthly programming schedule. Programs will be held following Religious School (one Sunday a month) and will be focused on social engagement while staying rooted in Jewish values. Meretz Programs are for grades K-3 and Ruach Programs are for grades 4-6. For more information or questions, please contact Leah Goldberg, Director of Programming, at leah@sinaidenver.org.
Scholarship Opportunities
Through major donors and community resources, Temple Sinai has the privilege to offer scholarships to our students and families. Learn more by visiting our Scholarship page HERE.
We hope you will join our program and discover the wonderful educational opportunities, supportive community, and dynamic connection to Judaism that Temple Sinai Religious School offers you, your children, and your entire family. Please contact us if you have would like any additional information.
If you have any questions or concerns please call the office (303) 759-1827 or email lisa@sinaidenver.org. We are here to help you in any way we can. We are grateful to have your family a part of Temple Sinai Religious School!
