Monday, March 22, 2010
Summer Camp at The Chai Center Starts June 28!
If you have a child between the ages of 2-8, you should send them to Camp Gan Israel, part of the largest network of jewish day camps in the world, at The Chai Center NY. The camp runs from June 28-August 6!
Children will participate in a broad array of uplifting and fun activities, specific to their age group. For 2 year olds, the camp session run 3 or 5 days a week from 9:30 to 12:30. For 3-8 year olds, the camp runs from 9:30 to 3:30 5 days a week. Visit The Chai Center NY website for more details!
Monday, March 15, 2010
Monday, March 8, 2010
The Friendship Circle at The Chai Center NY
By having teens volunteer to take a few hours out of their lives and share themselves with others, the special needs children bloom and gain social confidence. In addition, the participating teens learn the value of service and how important it is to give. It is also beneficial for the families of the special needs children as tired and over-worked parents can get a few hours of reprieve from their busy schedules.
For more information be sure to visit www.thechaicenter.com
Monday, March 1, 2010
The Chai Center NY: Hebrew School for Special Needs Chidlren
My youngest child is autistic and requires a specialized learning program. I searched far and wide for a jewish long island program that fit her educational, emotional, and spiritual needs, but I wasn’t having very much luck on my own.
After I consulted my rabbi, he suggested the Hebrew School for Children with Autism Special Needs at The Chai Center NY in Dix Hills.
I had no idea there was a Dix Hills Jewish center that had programs for special needs children!
The warm and loving staff is special education certified, the classes are small, and the school features inclusion activities with the regular Hebrew school.
It was important for me that my daughter was in a school that catered to her unique needs, as well as taught her the elements of her heritage.
At The Chai Center NY Hebrew School for special needs, the kids are taught to understand the importance Jewish Holidays and traditions. The dynamic and energetic staff works hard to ensure that the lessons are taught in visual, creative ways that the kids can really identify with. Music and movement are also key components to the learning process at the Chai Center School.
If you’d like more information about Hebrew School for Children with Autism Special Needs, be sure to check out thechaicenter.com
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