Camp Bet Yeladim
![]() 2022 Camp Registration Dates:
Oak Park Temple Members: March 6th – 12th Glasser Preschool Families: March 13th – 19th Open to Community: March 20th Camp Bet Yeladim offers children ages 3 to 6 an exciting and rewarding summer camp experience. Camp Bet Yeladim is also available for children who have completed Kindergarten and have not turned 7 yet. Children who were enrolled at Glasser Preschool during our 2021-2022 school year who will have not yet turned 3 by September 1st are welcome to attend Camp Bet Yeladim this summer too. This program provides fresh air and fun in a supervised camp conducted by trained adult staff. Camp is held outdoors on the lawn of Oak Park Temple’s backyard and in our air-conditioned classrooms. Our campers’ days consist of a combination of indoor and outdoor fun, water play, songs, art activities, stories, and more. There are weekly special theme days such as Pajama Day, Water Day, and Costume Day. Fridays we will celebrate Shabbat with special art activities, giving Tzedakah, Challah and grape juice at snack time, and Shabbat songs and stories together as a whole camp. We will be offering four two-week sessions this summer with a break during 4th of July holiday week to allow for deep cleaning of the classrooms. Children can attend 3 days a week (Mon/Wed/Fri) or 5 days a week (Mon – Fri). You can choose to your child to attend camp for our traditional three-hour half-day program [8:30-11:30 AM] or our longer five-hour day [8:30 AM to 1:30 PM], which includes lunch provided by Glasser Preschool. Pursuant to DCFS regulations children may not bring their own lunch to Camp Bet Yeladim. We are offering four two-week sessions this summer. Sign up for one or more of our camp sessions! Session Aleph meets from June 5th to 16th, Session Bet meets from June 20th to June 30th (closed for Juneteenth); we will be closed the week of July 3rd for deep cleaning; Session Gimmel meets from July 10th to July 21st; Session Dalet meets from July 24th to August 4th. Fee & Payment Information:
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