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Camp Na'aleh
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Activities & Shabbat Activities
Learning Learning is woven into the fabric of the camp experience. Imaginative activities and informal discussions about a variety of topics—Jewish history, social justice, our environment, Zionism, and Israel—foster a positive understanding of our heritage and humanitarian values. By substituting Hebrew words for everyday terms, campers pick up a long list of Hebrew vocabulary without ever entering a classroom.
Shabbat
Shabbat is everybody’s favorite time of the week. Friday afternoon, campers start by cleaning and decorating their cabins, gathering flowers for the Shabbat dinner table, and preparing for the Friday night play. A traditional Shabbat dinner is then followed by singing and Israeli folk dancing. On Saturday, campers can sleep late, enjoy a special breakfast, and take part in a quieter, more relaxed schedule of activities. Shabbat ends with a Havdalah service under the stars and the much anticipated weekly campfire where campers get to entertain one another with skits and special presentations.
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