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What's New Upcoming Events High Holiday Baby-Sitting and Children's Programming
High Holiday Baby-Sitting and Children's Programming
Youth programs and babysitting will be offered on both days of Rosh Hashanah from 9:30
am to1:00 pm, and on Kol Nidre night from 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm, and on Yom Kippur day
from 9:30 am to 1:30 pm.
In order to ensure that the number of babysitters is sufficient to safely care for the children, you must sign up in advance. The registration sheet is included below, and the final deadline to sign up is Friday, September 3rd. Please fill out the form and return it to the synagogue office with your payment.
Tsila Sloane is welcoming adult volunteers (whether you have children
participating in the program or not). Here's how you can help:
1. Volunteer to lead an activity. Although the programs will be staffed by a full
complement of qualified babysitters, only we can provide the kids with content
related to Torah and the chagim. You can read a story, sing some songs, run a
scavenger hunt or trivia game... whatever you like! If you need ideas, just ask!
2. Volunteer to supervise. If you don't want to lead an activity, but still want to
help out and experience the chagim with our children, please sign up to help
supervise the proceedings. We'll be asking for volunteers in 1/2-hour time
slots.
3. Help us find "CITs." If your kids are too old to be 'babysat', but too young to
sit in shul for the whole davening, they can be CITs, playing games with the
littlest kids, helping to prepare snacks, and implementing programs.
4. Plan or lead a short High Holiday kid's davening. We are looking for ways to
enhance the davening experience for our 2nd through 4th graders. If you know
some fun tunes for the High Holiday liturgy, or have ideas about tefillot for kids
this age, please contact me! This would be an ideal task for college students
home for the chagim.
5. Help us find babysitters. Do you know non-Jewish babysitters who will be
available on the chagim? If so, please give them the email address and ask them to write to me. If you have any questions, suggestions for programming,
or want to share your input in any way, please contact Tsila Sloane at
===================
Children's Programming for the High Holidays
WHO: We are pleased to offer a program at Adams St. for children,
toddlers through 8 yrs. old, for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
WHEN: Both days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, 9:30 am to 1:00
pm; and during Kol Nidre/Maariv on Yom Kippur night (new this year!)
WHERE: Downstairs in the Elmer Lippin Social Hall
WHAT: Children will be supervised by parents and professional childcare
providers, with programs designed by YOU! Children will participate in
age-appropriate davening, games and activities, and will have the
opportunity to play inside and outside (weather permitting). Children are
encouraged to bring books and (non-muktsa) toys from home labeled with
their name. Snacks and a light dairy lunch (including Kiddush and
challah) will be served.
We'd like to hear from you! Tell us what your kids would like to do, and we
will try to incorporate your programming suggestions.
COST: Before Sept. 1st: $15 per child for a single session and $30 for two
or more sessions with a family maximum of $75.
After Sept. 1st: $25 per child for a single session and $50 for two or more
sessions with a family maximum of $125.
HOW: Please fill out this form and return to the shul office
by Sept. 3rd.
In order to ensure that the number of babysitters is sufficient to
safely care for the children, you must sign up in advance.
If you have any questions, please email Tsila Sloane at
Children's programming at Adams St. Shul for the High Holidays
Sessions your child/ren will attend: RH1 _______ RH2 ________
Kol Nidre _________ Yom Kippur _________
Parents'
names____________________________________________________
Child's
Name_________________________________Age______Grade______
Child's
Name_________________________________Age______Grade_____
Child's
Name_________________________________Age______Grade______
Child's
Name_________________________________Age______Grade______
Total included: $ _____________
Child's food or other allergies, or other concerns:
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
I consent to my child's participation in the program:
Parent's
signature_____________________________________Date_________
am to1:00 pm, and on Kol Nidre night from 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm, and on Yom Kippur day
from 9:30 am to 1:30 pm.
In order to ensure that the number of babysitters is sufficient to safely care for the children, you must sign up in advance. The registration sheet is included below, and the final deadline to sign up is Friday, September 3rd. Please fill out the form and return it to the synagogue office with your payment.
Tsila Sloane is welcoming adult volunteers (whether you have children
participating in the program or not). Here's how you can help:
1. Volunteer to lead an activity. Although the programs will be staffed by a full
complement of qualified babysitters, only we can provide the kids with content
related to Torah and the chagim. You can read a story, sing some songs, run a
scavenger hunt or trivia game... whatever you like! If you need ideas, just ask!
2. Volunteer to supervise. If you don't want to lead an activity, but still want to
help out and experience the chagim with our children, please sign up to help
supervise the proceedings. We'll be asking for volunteers in 1/2-hour time
slots.
3. Help us find "CITs." If your kids are too old to be 'babysat', but too young to
sit in shul for the whole davening, they can be CITs, playing games with the
littlest kids, helping to prepare snacks, and implementing programs.
4. Plan or lead a short High Holiday kid's davening. We are looking for ways to
enhance the davening experience for our 2nd through 4th graders. If you know
some fun tunes for the High Holiday liturgy, or have ideas about tefillot for kids
this age, please contact me! This would be an ideal task for college students
home for the chagim.
5. Help us find babysitters. Do you know non-Jewish babysitters who will be
available on the chagim? If so, please give them the email address and ask them to write to me. If you have any questions, suggestions for programming,
or want to share your input in any way, please contact Tsila Sloane at
===================
Children's Programming for the High Holidays
WHO: We are pleased to offer a program at Adams St. for children,
toddlers through 8 yrs. old, for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
WHEN: Both days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, 9:30 am to 1:00
pm; and during Kol Nidre/Maariv on Yom Kippur night (new this year!)
WHERE: Downstairs in the Elmer Lippin Social Hall
WHAT: Children will be supervised by parents and professional childcare
providers, with programs designed by YOU! Children will participate in
age-appropriate davening, games and activities, and will have the
opportunity to play inside and outside (weather permitting). Children are
encouraged to bring books and (non-muktsa) toys from home labeled with
their name. Snacks and a light dairy lunch (including Kiddush and
challah) will be served.
We'd like to hear from you! Tell us what your kids would like to do, and we
will try to incorporate your programming suggestions.
COST: Before Sept. 1st: $15 per child for a single session and $30 for two
or more sessions with a family maximum of $75.
After Sept. 1st: $25 per child for a single session and $50 for two or more
sessions with a family maximum of $125.
HOW: Please fill out this form and return to the shul office
by Sept. 3rd.
In order to ensure that the number of babysitters is sufficient to
safely care for the children, you must sign up in advance.
If you have any questions, please email Tsila Sloane at
Children's programming at Adams St. Shul for the High Holidays
Sessions your child/ren will attend: RH1 _______ RH2 ________
Kol Nidre _________ Yom Kippur _________
Parents'
names____________________________________________________
Child's
Name_________________________________Age______Grade______
Child's
Name_________________________________Age______Grade_____
Child's
Name_________________________________Age______Grade______
Child's
Name_________________________________Age______Grade______
Total included: $ _____________
Child's food or other allergies, or other concerns:
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
I consent to my child's participation in the program:
Parent's
signature_____________________________________Date_________
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