Zimkudiyah 2017

A woman and a young girl smile at the camera while sitting on grass at an outdoor gathering. People, blankets, and backpacks are visible in the background on a sunny day.

As the second session of camp comes to a close, our hanichim and their families joined together for a celebratory night of shira and rikud along with many other exciting attractions. Ramah families enjoyed a picnic-style dinner on the migrash and then the festivities began with tours of the Ramah garden led by Jake and the Gardening Team, hands-on archery tutorials with Sheri, and visits to our omanut and yahadut centers. We were thrilled to have the Gift of Life Bone Marrow Registry at camp to help us live out our values from this summer’s theme of yetzirah. Our families then came together on the migrash and the performances began! Rikud Chug, Shorashim, Garinim, Nitzanim, and the Tzevet all performed their own shir and rikud! It was a fantastic night of ruach for the Ramah Day Camp community!

A woman and two children sitting on a blanket in a park. A family of six poses outdoors on the grass, smiling at the camera. One child holds a stuffed animal on an adult’s head. People and picnic blankets are visible in the background, with trees behind them. Two smiling girls sit closely together on a green outdoor chair, one wearing a pink shirt and the other a coral top and black shorts. They look happy and relaxed, with grass visible in the background. A woman and a young girl, both smiling, stand close together on a grassy field with trees in the background. The girl wears a pink shirt and skirt, while the woman stands behind her. Some chairs and a blanket are visible in the distance. A young man and a boy pose outdoors on grass, both smiling and flexing their arms. Trees and a blue sky are in the background, creating a cheerful, sunny atmosphere.A woman, a young girl, and a man smile at the camera while holding plates of food outdoors. They are surrounded by other people and trees, suggesting a picnic or gathering.






Categories: Garinim, Nitzanim, Shorashim
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