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YOUTH PROGRAMS

This program is designed to provide flexibility for contemporary families.

Sign up for one course per year, or 24 weeks of courses (three 8-week sessions).

Babies, Toddlers, Pre-K, K & 1

Grade 1-4

Babies through Pre-K
& Kindergarten - 1st grade

 

Tot Shabbat & K-1
Taught by Dorothy Kahn

FALL, WINTER, & SPRING

OCTOBER - MAY

Saturdays:

9 - 9:45 babies - 1st

9:45-11:30 - K-1st grade

October 8th, 15th, 22nd & 29th

November 5th & 19th

December 3rd & 10th

January 7th, 21st & 28th

February 4th & 11th

March 4th, 11th, 18th & 25th

April 1st, 8th, 22nd & 29th

May 6th, 13th & 20th

Please contact Dorothy Kahn for any questions at:

ommamakahn@gmail.com

Schedule:

9 - 9:15am  Sign in & Assembly

9:15 - 9:45   Tot Shabbat/Young Families Shabbat (babies through 1st grade)

Inside the Chapel. A weekly service which sets the tone for the weekly lessons. Shabbat morning prayers, an interactive storytelling of the weekly parsha, music, and an art project.  Young families are welcome to stay and play, enjoy the enrichment materials,  & talk with other parents until 10:20am.

9:45 - 10:15  K-1 Session One

10:15 - 10:30  K-1 Recess / Free Time

10:30 - 11:30 K-1 Session Two

New!  First Shabbat Young Families Family Education Program

The first Shabbat of each month will be an family education program open to the whole community (toddlers - 2nd grade, with an adult who loves them).These themed monthly programs will include music, large muscle activities, an art project focused on the days lesson and will have a project based on the monthly theme requiring adult participation, which children will take home that day so they can use it. We will share with the adults who are present ways to carry the monthly theme over into their life at home with suggested books, music, and other projects.  Themes and dates listed below. These are open to the community, but require advance registration to ensure adequate supplies and space.

  • November 5th - Pete the Cat: Learning the Jewish values of Same'ach B'chelko (being content) & Hatov Hakarat (being grateful).

  • December 3rd - Hanukkah

  • January 7th - Our Jewish Home

  • February 4th - Tu B'sh'vat

  • March 4th - Cakes & Miracles

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