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A skilled and dedicated staff of counselors and camp directors
are committed to creating an exciting, safe and fun-filled
Day Camp environment for your chi ldren.
A host of educational activities, games and off-site trips,
along with childcare for children under two years of age
are offered throughout the weekend.
The children’s Day-Camp activities and outings have
been timed to coincide with the lectures and thereby enabling
parents the freedom to enjoy the lectures, shows and hotel
amenities. There are limited private babysitting services
available from 8:00 pm to midnight for a nominal fee, but
arrangements have to be made in advance when registering
for the program.
The Day camp age groups are
generally divided as follows:
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18-24 months |
2 year olds |
3-4 year olds |
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5-6 year olds |
7-8 year olds |
9-11 year olds |
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12-13 year olds |
We strongly recommend that each child be placed in
his/her correct age group since many of the activities
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Rabbi Dovid Libman of HALB, Long Island
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Rabbi
Avi Frank of Yeshiva Spring Valley

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The Day Camp is under the Directorship of Rabbi
Avi Frank of Yeshiva Spring Valley and the Masmidim learning
program by Rabbi
Dovid Libman of HALB, Long Island
Trips over Chol HaMoed will be to such exciting places as
6 Flags Great
Adventures, Ringling Bros. Circus, Ring Homestead Rope Climbing
and Paint Balling.
A
massive carnival filled with huge
inflatable rides, 35 foot high slides, virtual reality games
and an arcade room filled with the
latest video games, pool tables and
ping pong tables is open 24 hours.
With day camp for the kids, and lectures and shiurim for
the adults, what do we do with the teenagers? Both boys
& girls Teen Groups have unique programming geared to
inform, challenge and invigorate its participants. Headed
up by Shlomo Horwitz, we do not fit the teens into our program;
we fit the
program to our teens. The result is a lot
of happy teenagers. Shlomo’s program “Crossroads”
is a program that has successfully impacted thousands of
teenagers throughout the USA since 1993, guiding them to
explore and discover
the beauty of Judaism. The audiences are taken
on a dramatic adventure and challenged to grapple with dilemmas
that are realistic and relevant. Powerful stories from the
rich spectrum of Jewish
history are portrayed and the
s
tudents
have the opportunity to interact with the character. In
an encounter with a "Palestinian' or a 'Messianic
Jew' they learn to intelligently advocate for the Torah
point of view and come away with a new body of knowledge
that helps solidify their Jewish identity.
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Rabbi Shlomo
Horwitz |
Click
here to explore some sample classes from R Horwitz.
Or click
here to view Crossroads video.
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