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Nitzanim in the Summer

Nitzanim in the Summer

Nitzanim, meaning “blossoms” in Hebrew, perfectly reflects the spirit of our summer program for children ages 2-5. Just as blossoms need care, nurturing, and the right environment to grow, Nitzanim provides a warm and enriching space where our youngest students can flourish. Through creative play, exploration, and engaging activities, we cultivate curiosity, confidence, and friendships, helping each child bloom in their own unique way. Nitzanim is where joy, growth, and Jewish values come together to create meaningful moments and lasting memories.

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Age-Appropriate & Reggio-Emillia Programming
  • Fun, safe, and engaging activities tailored specifically for children ages 2–5.
  • Dramatic play and hands-on learning experiences that foster creativity, curiosity, and independence.

Jewish Values & Culture
  • Integrated Jewish themes, songs, and traditions in daily activities.
  • Celebrations of Shabbat and Jewish holidays in a fun, child-friendly way.
  • Introduction to Hebrew language through music and play.
Enrichment Activities
  • Art projects, sensory play, music, and movement.
  • STEM exploration tailored for young learners.
 
 
Outdoor Fun
  • Safe outdoor play areas with water play, gardening, and nature exploration.
  • Opportunities for gross motor development through playground time and games.
Experienced And Caring Staff
  • Certified, nurturing educators and counselors experienced in early childhood education.
  • A focus on building strong relationships with every child and family.

The 2026 Summer Dates are not out yet.

Last years 2025 Nitzanim Dates were:

Week 1: June 16-20
Week 2: June 21-27
Week 3: Aug 11-15

Please note **Snacks Foods/Lunch Not Included** Any food NEJA provides will be Cholov Yisrael & Pas Yisrael.

 

Full Day – 8:30am-3:30pm 
Half Day – 8:30am-12:30pm 
 

Cost (Per Week):

Full Day

Register before May 1st: $275
Register after May 1st: $325
Registration Fee: $75
 

Half Day

Register before May 1st: $180
Register after May 1st: $220
Registration Fee: $75

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