#PosnackEverywhere Goes Camping
This week’s #PosnackEverywhere comes to us from Ryan N. and Jake D. at Camp Blue Star, and Adam S. at Camp Ramah Darom. Click for photos.
The Kiss of God
One of the obstacles to learning Chumash, “The Five Books of the Torah,” is that it is written in a very condensed fashion. This week’s Torah portion, Chukat, is a good example. The major topic of last week’s parsha, Korach, dealt with an event that took place in the 2nd year after B’nei Yisrael left Egypt. This week, chapter 20 of Sefer Bamidbar picks up the story of B’nei Yisrael 38 years later with the death of Miriam. What happened during those nearly 4 decades?
Scotland to DC, It’s #PosnackEverywhere!
#PosnackEverywhere comes to us this week from Scotland, Washington, D.C., and West Virginia. Click for photos.
Learning How to Photograph a Sunset
Posnack School students took an evening field trip to study photographing sunsets. Click for details and photos.
Duke TIP Recognizes 8 Posnack Middle School Students
Eight Posnack Middle School students have been accepted into by the Duke University Talent Identification Program. Kol ha-kavod. Click for details.
The Nature of Argument in Jewish Law
This week’s Torah portion, Korach, points to another serious flaw that lurks within human nature. It depicts in dramatic fashion an ugly incident that occurred between Korach and his followers and Moshe. What was at the heart of the matter and why did it turn out as another tragedy within the nation of Israel?
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