Chug Spotlight

Children wearing purple camp shirts play indoors, tossing colorful balloons in the air. Sunlight streams through windows, and art posters decorate the walls in the background. The atmosphere is lively and joyful.

At Camp Ramah, our hanichim have the opportunity to participate in a variety of chuggim (electives) that range from sports, to omanut (arts and crafts), to some unique chuggim like architecture and design and circus arts! We are excited to highlight a few of the 25 chuggim we offer. Today’s chug spotlight features architecture and design, tae kwon doe, circus arts, and soccer.

Architecture and Design: In architecture and design, the hanichim learn about what makes structures stable through hands on activities and games. The hanichim also get to design their own products that they create out of recycled materials and present their products.

Three young boys sit on the floor, building a structure with toothpicks and gumdrops. They focus on their project, which is placed on a napkin, while other children are visible in the background.

Tae kwon doe: In tae kwon doe, the hanichim learn self-defense techniques while having fun!

A group of children and an adult stand in a circle under a white tent, holding hands and playing outdoors on a sunny day. Backpacks, water bottles, and bags are scattered on the grass nearby.

Circus Arts: In circus arts, hanichim create balloon animals and art, and learn to juggle!

A group of young children wearing purple camp shirts stand indoors holding balloons, smiling at the camera. There are colorful posters on the windows and trees visible outside.

Soccer: In soccer, our hanichim practice skills such as dribbling and passing, and apply those skills in a scrimmage!

A group of young boys play soccer on a grassy field under sunlight. One boy in a purple shirt is about to kick an orange ball while others run toward him. Trees border the field in the background.






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