Elementary (Grades 1 - 5)

In the first through fifth grades, our students grow into readers, writers, mathematicians, scientists, and engineers. They are guided in developing social skills, character traits, leadership, and community building. They grow their Jewish identity and Hebrew skills. They become independent thinkers, collaborators, and investigators.

World-Class Academics

As a National Blue Ribbon School, our students can take advantage of more than 25 specialty classes, electives, and after school offerings. With a STEAM lab, community garden, visual and recording arts studios, sports facilities, and state-of-the-art classrooms, there are countless places on campus where students can discover who they are. Beyond that, each year Yavneh students go on an average of 20 field trips including overnight journeys and 10 service learning and Tzedakah projects, giving them a worldly perspective. This has resulted in our students winning multiple national and international robotics, science, engineering, and writing competitions.

We proudly use a structured literacy program, FUNdations, a science-based curriculum that uses multi-sensory lessons to lay the groundwork for life-long literacy. This program focuses on reading, writing, spelling, and handwriting.

Our math program uses the Singapore Math learning method, which uses three distinct approaches to understanding mathematical concepts and problem-solving. It uses the concrete to pictorial to abstract approach and encourages students to actively think, understand, and communicate to solve math problems.

Daily life at Yavneh school focuses on character and skill-set development, such as teamwork, empathy, kindness, perseverance, etc. We utilize our signature Keshet of Kavod program, morning meetings, closing circles, and buddy activities to help our students develop resilience and healthy social-emotional awareness.

Explore the curriculum guides for each grade level

Daily Schedule

Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday
8:15 am – 3:30 pm

Wednesday
8:15am – 2:30pm

Friday
8:15am – 3:00pm

Snapshot of core subject areas per week

Subject Per Week
Reading 5
Writing 5
Math 5
Hebrew 5
Science/STEAM 3
Social Studies 3/4
Jewish Studies 3
Art 2
Music 2
PE 2
Electives 3
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Specialty Club Offerings 2025-2026

We’re thrilled to present an incredible array of extracurricular clubs for the 2025-2026 school year! Our diverse offerings cater to a wide range of interests, providing students with opportunities to explore new passions, develop skills, and connect with peers outside of the classroom. From creative arts and academic challenges to active sports and community service, there’s something for everyone to enjoy and thrive in. Many clubs are started and led by students in all grades!

  • Lego Club (All ages)
  • Jr. House band (Grades 5-8)
  • Survivor Club (Grades 5-8)
  • Cheer Club (Grades 1-4)
  • Drawing Club (All ages)
  • Exploring club (All grades)
  • Makhela Aliza (Lower School Choir – Grades 1-4)
  • Soccer club (Grades 5-8)
  • Basketball Club (All ages)
  • Mock Trial Club (Grades 5-8)
  • Trash picking up club (All ages)
  • Yoga Club (Grades 1-4)
  • Garden club (K-4)
  • Admissions Ambassador Club (All ages)
  • Shabbat Shaband (Grades 5-8)
  • Shishi party! (All ages)
  • Announcements Club (All ages)

Elementary News

Gan Rules

"We are picking up the trash, because we want our environment to be cleaned."~ Maya Kitah Gan students worked together as a community to create their classroom rules, following the school wide principles of taking care of yourself, taking care of each other, and taking care of our environment (classroom and school). They became so [...]

Moving Up Ceremony

We are so proud of our students for all they’ve accomplished this year! The last day of school began a beautiful Moving Up Ceremony. Each grade led a song, prayer, and reflection on the past year. It was a joyful moment shared with families, teachers, and friends—mazal tov to all!

Art Walk and End of Year Concert

This week’s Art Walk & End-of-Year Concert was a powerful night of creativity, identity, and community. From rocking performances to the moving 8th Grade Identity Installation, our students showed how the arts give voice to who they are and who they’re becoming. At Yavneh, all students are seen. Identity isn’t just taught — it’s lived, [...]

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