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Pre-Kitah Alef Sukkot and Simchat Torah ArtFor Sukkot, the Pre-Kitah Alef children were offered an assortment of loose wooden parts, ribbons, pipe cleane
A Nurturing Community of (Little & Big) HumansWe provide a warm and nurturing environment, filled with experiential opportunities that change and grow constKitah Daled Designs Mitzvah CostumesThe children have been creating masks out of cardboard the entire year. They love dramatic play and are constaSummer Art in the Atelier-ContinuedThis week the children explored shaving cream with squeegees and other plastic tools. Exploring the shaving crSummer Art in the Atelier ContinuedThe children were offered a gross motor art experience this week. A large plastic bin was lined with brown kraGross Motor Art Explorations with Kitah BetThis year the Kitah Bet children have been exploring various art mediums through experiences that engage theirSummer in the Atelier Continued:This week’s sensory art experience was Bubble Foam! This experience was appropriate for all age groups. The chPete the Cat “I Love My White Shoes” Painting-By Kitah AlefThe Kitah Alef children enjoy listening to stories. There are some books that they request for their Morah’s tIJP-Summer ArtDuring Summer Camp at IJP the children are offered many messy art and sensory experiences. These sensory experQuinn Stoll PodcastLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore Kitah Alef’s Eric Carle CollageThe Kitah Alef children are really interested in books. They ask their Morahs to read some of the same ones ovSukkah decorations and Simchat-Torah Flags with KBIn the Atelier, the Kitah Bet children were offered wooden loose parts, wooden beads, pipe cleaners, raffia, aKitah Bet-2 Makes Papier Mache PlantsFor their final big project of the year, Kitah Bet-2 created their own papier mache plants. This project blendSukkot and Simchat Torah Art with KG2In the Atelier, the Kitah Gimmel-2 children were offered metal loose parts, wire, and rainbow tinsel to createEp. 04 / Lorem ipsumIt all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into somethingBlog Post Title One (Copy)It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into somethingEp. 05 / Dolors IciIt all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into somethingEp. 03 / Dolors IciIt all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into somethingEp. 02 / AMententIt all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into somethingKitah Alef’s Sukkah DecorationsThe Kitah Alef children created their own Sukkah decorations using a variety of loose parts. During art class,Kitah Gimmel's Loose Part WaspAs a class, Kitah Gimmel decided to create a giant bug to feature for Siyum night. Their interests in bugs andBlog Post Title One (Copy) (Copy)It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into somethingKitah Gimmel’s Metal InsectsThe children really enjoy both building and bugs. These interests inspired this provocation. In the Atelier, tEp. 06 / AmententIt all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into somethingEp. 01 / Ipsum LoremIt all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into somethingBlog Post Title OneIt all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into somethingBlog Post Title One (Copy) (Copy)“My children are always smiling when I pick them up from the Intown Jewish Preschool. They are proud to show mPre-Kitah Alef Sukkot and Simchat Torah ArtFor Sukkot, the Pre-Kitah Alef children were offered an assortment of loose wooden parts, ribbons, pipe cleaneKitah Daled/Kitah Gimmel Loose Part BeesThe Kitah Gimmel and Daled children were presented with loose parts and hot glue during enrichment. They were Kitah Gimmel’s Large Cardboard FlowerAfter finishing the loose-part wasp, Kitah Gimmel decided that the wasp needed a flower to accompany it.Kitah Alef Paints Shofars for Rosh HashanaFor Rosh Hashanah the Kitah Alef Morahs wanted to depict the Shofar. During art class, the children were preseKitah Daled’s Seder PillowsThe children have been weaving and sewing. We wanted to continue that thread of interest into their Passover aKitah Bet’s Clay ApplesThe Kitah Bet children are making honey jars for Rosh Hashanah. Their first art offering in the Atelier was clKitah Gimmel-2 Makes Apple PlatesThe Kitah Gimmel-2 children decorated their own plates for Rosh Hashanah. In the Atelier, each child was givenKitah Bet-1 Makes Clay Candle HoldersKitah Bet-1 is very interested in Shabbat. To honor this interest Morah Mushky asked us to make Shabbat candleKitah Daled’s Challah CoversFor Rosh Hashanah, the children made challah covers. In the Atelier, the children were each given a cloth napkKitah Gimmel-1 Makes Drip Trays for Rosh HashanahFor their Rosh Hashana take-home project, the children painted their own drip trays. In the Atelier, the childKitah Gimmel 2 Pomegranate CardsFor Rosh Hashanah, the children were presented with images of pomegranates in the Atelier. They used pens, pen“Thank You Mr. Panda" Collage By Kitah AlefOne of the Kitah Alef children’s favorite books is “Thank You Mr. Panda.” In this story the panda gives each oIce Painting in the AtelierThe children were offered colorful ice cubes made with watercolor paints and food coloring. Each ice cube had Event ThreeUt enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat.Kitah Alef’s Honey JarsThe Kitah Alef children decorated their own honey jars for Rosh Hashanah. During Art class, the children were Kitah Alef’s Clay Nature ImpressionsThe children continue their exploration of clay. They were each given a ball of clay to flatten with rolling pKitah Daled’s Rosh Hashanah CardsFor Rosh Hashanah, the children created beehive patterned cards. They dipped hexagon shaped stamps into gold aKitah Gimmel-1 Makes Honey Comb PrintsFor Rosh Hashanah, the children were presented with bubble wrap “gloves,” hexagon stamps, and honey dippers. TPre-Kitah Alef’s Apple PlatesFor Rosh Hashana, the Pre-Kitah Alef children decorated their own plates. Each child was given a 4’’ glass plaEvent TwoIt all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into somethingEvent ThreeIt all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into somethingEvent OneIt all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into somethingKitah Gimmel-1 Makes Sukkah DecorationsFor Sukkot, the Kitah Gimmel-1 children were presented with plastic loose parts, pipe cleaners, zip ties, bead
A Nurturing Community of (Little & Big) HumansWe provide a warm and nurturing environment, filled with experiential opportunities that change and grow constKitah Daled Designs Mitzvah CostumesThe children have been creating masks out of cardboard the entire year. They love dramatic play and are constaSummer Art in the Atelier-ContinuedThis week the children explored shaving cream with squeegees and other plastic tools. Exploring the shaving crSummer Art in the Atelier ContinuedThe children were offered a gross motor art experience this week. A large plastic bin was lined with brown kraGross Motor Art Explorations with Kitah BetThis year the Kitah Bet children have been exploring various art mediums through experiences that engage theirSummer in the Atelier Continued:This week’s sensory art experience was Bubble Foam! This experience was appropriate for all age groups. The chPete the Cat “I Love My White Shoes” Painting-By Kitah AlefThe Kitah Alef children enjoy listening to stories. There are some books that they request for their Morah’s tIJP-Summer ArtDuring Summer Camp at IJP the children are offered many messy art and sensory experiences. These sensory experQuinn Stoll PodcastLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore Kitah Alef’s Eric Carle CollageThe Kitah Alef children are really interested in books. They ask their Morahs to read some of the same ones ovSukkah decorations and Simchat-Torah Flags with KBIn the Atelier, the Kitah Bet children were offered wooden loose parts, wooden beads, pipe cleaners, raffia, aKitah Bet-2 Makes Papier Mache PlantsFor their final big project of the year, Kitah Bet-2 created their own papier mache plants. This project blendSukkot and Simchat Torah Art with KG2In the Atelier, the Kitah Gimmel-2 children were offered metal loose parts, wire, and rainbow tinsel to createEp. 04 / Lorem ipsumIt all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into somethingBlog Post Title One (Copy)It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into somethingEp. 05 / Dolors IciIt all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into somethingEp. 03 / Dolors IciIt all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into somethingEp. 02 / AMententIt all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into somethingKitah Alef’s Sukkah DecorationsThe Kitah Alef children created their own Sukkah decorations using a variety of loose parts. During art class,Kitah Gimmel's Loose Part WaspAs a class, Kitah Gimmel decided to create a giant bug to feature for Siyum night. Their interests in bugs andBlog Post Title One (Copy) (Copy)It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into somethingKitah Gimmel’s Metal InsectsThe children really enjoy both building and bugs. These interests inspired this provocation. In the Atelier, tEp. 06 / AmententIt all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into somethingEp. 01 / Ipsum LoremIt all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into somethingBlog Post Title OneIt all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into somethingBlog Post Title One (Copy) (Copy)“My children are always smiling when I pick them up from the Intown Jewish Preschool. They are proud to show mPre-Kitah Alef Sukkot and Simchat Torah ArtFor Sukkot, the Pre-Kitah Alef children were offered an assortment of loose wooden parts, ribbons, pipe cleaneKitah Daled/Kitah Gimmel Loose Part BeesThe Kitah Gimmel and Daled children were presented with loose parts and hot glue during enrichment. They were Kitah Gimmel’s Large Cardboard FlowerAfter finishing the loose-part wasp, Kitah Gimmel decided that the wasp needed a flower to accompany it.Kitah Alef Paints Shofars for Rosh HashanaFor Rosh Hashanah the Kitah Alef Morahs wanted to depict the Shofar. During art class, the children were preseKitah Daled’s Seder PillowsThe children have been weaving and sewing. We wanted to continue that thread of interest into their Passover aKitah Bet’s Clay ApplesThe Kitah Bet children are making honey jars for Rosh Hashanah. Their first art offering in the Atelier was clKitah Gimmel-2 Makes Apple PlatesThe Kitah Gimmel-2 children decorated their own plates for Rosh Hashanah. In the Atelier, each child was givenKitah Bet-1 Makes Clay Candle HoldersKitah Bet-1 is very interested in Shabbat. To honor this interest Morah Mushky asked us to make Shabbat candleKitah Daled’s Challah CoversFor Rosh Hashanah, the children made challah covers. In the Atelier, the children were each given a cloth napkKitah Gimmel-1 Makes Drip Trays for Rosh HashanahFor their Rosh Hashana take-home project, the children painted their own drip trays. In the Atelier, the childKitah Gimmel 2 Pomegranate CardsFor Rosh Hashanah, the children were presented with images of pomegranates in the Atelier. They used pens, pen“Thank You Mr. Panda" Collage By Kitah AlefOne of the Kitah Alef children’s favorite books is “Thank You Mr. Panda.” In this story the panda gives each oIce Painting in the AtelierThe children were offered colorful ice cubes made with watercolor paints and food coloring. Each ice cube had Event ThreeUt enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat.Kitah Alef’s Honey JarsThe Kitah Alef children decorated their own honey jars for Rosh Hashanah. During Art class, the children were Kitah Alef’s Clay Nature ImpressionsThe children continue their exploration of clay. They were each given a ball of clay to flatten with rolling pKitah Daled’s Rosh Hashanah CardsFor Rosh Hashanah, the children created beehive patterned cards. They dipped hexagon shaped stamps into gold aKitah Gimmel-1 Makes Honey Comb PrintsFor Rosh Hashanah, the children were presented with bubble wrap “gloves,” hexagon stamps, and honey dippers. TPre-Kitah Alef’s Apple PlatesFor Rosh Hashana, the Pre-Kitah Alef children decorated their own plates. Each child was given a 4’’ glass plaEvent TwoIt all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into somethingEvent ThreeIt all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into somethingEvent OneIt all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into somethingKitah Gimmel-1 Makes Sukkah DecorationsFor Sukkot, the Kitah Gimmel-1 children were presented with plastic loose parts, pipe cleaners, zip ties, bead