Music
Israeli Dance & Movement
Torah Alive

Seven Species Cooking
Using our five senses is so important in all early education. Our seven species cooking class, run by teacher Andrea Rosenberg, a licensed registered dietitian, does just that. Each child at the ECP gets a chance to touch, taste, see, smell and hear during this one-of-a-kind program. At seven different times during the school year every child has a chance to learn about and cook with foods that the Torah tells us were growing in Israel at certain times. Not only is a connection to Israel being fostered, but we discuss where the foods are grown and how they can help our bodies. The children also learn different fancy cooking terms and how to use various cooking equipment and techniques during each class. The end result is a bunch of new tasting experiences with a hand-colored recipe book for each child and their family to treasure.
Weinberg Nature Center
Weinberg Nature Center is an engaging educational experience designed to introduce young children to the beauty and diversity of wildlife through the integration of visiting animals from the Weinberg nature center. The program aims to foster a sense of wonder, curiosity, and respect for the natural world while providing hands-on learning opportunities.
Teva Program
Yoga

KIDding Around Yoga with Jen gets everyone moving. Our class, taught by teacher Jen Benalt, is filled with yoga games and mindful movement activities. We bend, stretch, sing, and use our imagination. This playful yoga class strengthens body awareness, enhances listening and self-regulation skills, explores kindness and how to find our calm.
Happy Feet

HappyFIT Multi-Sport Fitness & Fun introduces children to a range of exuberant sports with exciting, warm and super-friendly coaches. This action-packed program includes Hooray for Hoops Basketball, Gaga, Balance & Agility Bonanza, Run for Fun Track & Field and more. Children build their gross motor skills and overall strength and fitness in an upbeat learning environment.

Our music program is designed to introduce young children to the joys of music while fostering their cognitive, emotional, and social development. Through engaging activities such as singing, dancing, clapping, and playing simple instruments, children learn about rhythm, melody, and sound. Our instructors, Dolores Jiji, Shara Yolkut and Itamar Gov-Ari engage our children with guitars, keyboards, percussion instruments and stories and song.
Shmulik Gov-Ari is a trained dancer and choreographer. His warm and enthusiastic directions combined with his energetic Jewish folk music naturally encourage the children to follow his dance steps. Shmulik has choreographed more than 300 dances which tell the story of Israel as well as stories of Jewish life. The children love to beat their own set of bongo drums, matching rhythms with Shmulik.