(no camp July 3)
All children 2- to 6-years-old are welcome! Enjoy water play, story time, creative movement, playground time, singing with a music specialist, arts & crafts, and weekly guests (with animals, art, instruments, theatre, movement, puppets and more). Secure facility with modern, park-like shaded playground. Snacks provided. M-F; Full days 9:00am – 3:00pm; Half days 9:00am – 12:30pm. Before/After Care 8:00-9:00am and/or 3:00-4:00pm daily for $6 per child, per hour. Call for pricing and space availability. (Discounts offered for CAI members.) For more information, contact Lynne Falkow-Strauss at 520-745-5550 or lynne@caiaz.org
Open to the public, this FREE weekly class for children 9- to 24-months in age and their parent(s) is fun and educational. Participants sing songs, make art projects, read stories, have a snack, and share parenting advice with each other. Please bring your child with a towel, sunscreen already applied, and wearing appropriate “swimwear” and water shoes. Also bring a dry change of clothes for them. For more information, contact Kim at 520-745-5550, ext. 224 or edasst@caiaz.org
(regular schedule resumes Aug. 11)
Learn about the law and lore in the “sea” of Talmud with Rabbi Robert Eisen as we dig deep into the “who, what, where, when, why and how” of living Judaism.
This informal and lively study discussion led by Rabbi Robert Eisen is open to all. No charge to attend.
What is Torah Studies?
Torah Studies is a weekly text-based Torah study program offered in 275 cities on six continents. Torah Studies was founded in 2004 to provide instructors with well-researched, in-depth classes on the weekly Torah portion. Torah Studies enables students of all backgrounds to gain a true appreciation of cardinal Jewish beliefs and practices.
The Torah Studies Experience
In each session, the Torah Studies student encounters a multi-sensory learning experience including a mix of Jewish texts, discussions, learning activities, illustrative anecdotes, visual aids, and digital multimedia. Jewish texts are weaved together to deepen the student’s understanding of a profound new Torah insight. Lessons focus on contemporary topics of Jewish interest, including personal, social, political, and economical issues. Student textbooks contain readings carefully selected from the entire gamut of Jewish literature including traditional and modern sources. The Torah Studies instructor acts as the guide-on-the-side, rather than the sage-on-the-stage, utilizing modern pedagogic techniques to revolutionize a tradition of classical Jewish learning.
June 17
Kulanu at the Diamondbacks Departing from Camp Kulanu, 1118 W Glendale Ave, Phoenix, at 5:30 pm.
Free for registered campers; $15 for others.
Includes transportation and supervision to, at and from the game.
Boys and girls going into 1st grade and older are welcome.
RSVP to info@campkulanu.com
Entertainment: Cameo Club presents a Variety Act Show. The Ms. Senior Arizona Organization will present this entertaining hour . Definitely a show not to miss! Thursday 11:00am
June’s discussion will center on The Imposter Bride by Nancy Richler. RSVP to the Shalom Center at 602-971-1234.