Y’ladim BaTeva: Summer Forest Adventure

Monday, July 8 – Friday, July 12, 9 AM – 1 PM

Various conservation areas in Wayland, Sudbury, and Framingham

Y’ladim BaTeva Summer Forest Adventure gives children the opportunity to explore the wonders of woods, fields and streams in an informal way while framing their experience through the lens of Judaism. Children play games, explore trails and rivers, brooks and ponds, and make friends with a tree. They investigate habitats and watersheds, make nature crafts, keep a nature journal, learn nature blessings, and have quiet time each day. Children will spend part of one day doing a service project at the Framingham Community Farm, helping to grow fresh food for a local food pantry.

Y’ladim BaTeva Summer Forest Adventure is sponsored by Ma’yan Tikvah as part of its Judaism Outdoors! initiative and is supported by the Combined Jewish Philanthropies. This program is designed for children entering grades 2-5, and the group size is limited to 11 children, who will be led by two adult leaders and a teen assistant. Until April 1, the early bird registration and payment fee is $300. From April 1 to July 1, the fee is $350, and after July 1, the late fee is $400. Scholarships are available. Details of drop-off locations in Framingham, Sudbury, and Wayland will be provided after registration. 

To register your child, please complete this form. To learn more about Ma’yan Tikvah, visit the website. For more information, contact Rabbi Katy Allen.