Hebrew Storytime

Back in February a friend and I jump-started a program where young kids would gather with their parents and a native Hebrew reader/activity leader, to be exposed to Hebrew through activities, movement, crafts, and listening to stories.  It went really well and I wanted to post the flyer to help remind myself and others about the concept.

The flyer (opens in new window)

If you want the outlines for our 6 sessions including games, stories, crafts, and songs to be lead in Hebrew, please leave a comment and I will send you the information I created!

CAMP NORAH- by moms, for kids! Torah, nature, art & lots of fun!

Wow, have April to June been busy, ever since spring arrived and summer started coming on the horizon! 

I'm on Instagram, joined Twitter to follow news (but not using it much yet!), using FB for PR and staying connected, setting up daycamp with Daniela, working the garden with Adira, preparing for summer sewing workshops, and keeping up with my busy hubby, cruising angel Nesi, and always-bustling home full of cooking, cleaning, and designing to dos!  

I'm thankful to my family and friends for their support on these many fronts.  Please browse my recent posts and let me know what you think- and if you'd like to sign up or be involved in any of my summer projects!

flyer for CAMP NORAH :) campnorah@gmail.com, see our FB group, or call us!

 

Storytime is where.it's.at.

Recommended Toddler Storytimes in St. Louis

My most highly rated ones are the top three for quality of librarian/reader presentation

St. Louis County Library- Midcounty/Clayton branch-10am Wednesdays

Brodsky Jewish Community Library-9:30am first Friday of the month

St. Louis Public Library-University City/Delmar branch- check their website in the fall for next season's time

Missouri History Museum- check their website for many amazing kids, family, and homeschooling programs
Magic House- check their website; they have a great storytime during visitor hours
Jewish Mommy and Me- contact me to learn more about a group in U. City, 9:45am Wednesdays

Why do I love storytime for toddlers?
It is a high quality activity you can do with your little one that teaches them appreciation for reading and how to behave as part of a group when they are too young to be in school.

Please contact me if you wish to be included in the start-up of our Storytime b'Ivrit!  (Hebrew language storytime.)  We are starting this summer and looking for a core group of interested parents.