KATAN

KATAN

At Temple Kol Ami Emanu-El, we are thrilled to introduce KATAN, our dynamic program tailored for children in grades Pre-K through 5th. KATAN offers a wide array of activities designed to inspire a love for Judaism, foster community bonds, and provide a well-rounded educational experience, under the supervision of our incredible Youth Advisor Lexi Landa.

Shalom Shabbat

A monthly gathering for kids in grades K through 5 to bring in Shabbat together on one Friday night a month from 6:30-8:30 p.m., simultaneously happening with Friday night services.

Led by our dedicated youth coordinators and our MITS, children participate in a variety of fun and engaging
activities. These activities are designed to foster friendships and strengthen community bonds. After the activities, everyone comes together to enjoy a shared Shabbat dinner.

It’s a wonderful opportunity for kids to connect and celebrate Shabbat together.

SEPTEMBER 6
OCTOBER 4
NOVEMBER 1
DECEMBER 6
JANURARY 24
FEBRUARY 7
FEBRUARY 28
APRIL 4
MAY 9

*Dates are subject to change

Sababa Sundays:

A monthly offsite and onsite opportunity for kids in grades K through 6 to connect and have fun together both on and off the temple grounds.

This event will take place on one Sunday of each month from 12-3 p.m. and children will be divided by grade group, doing activities appropriate to their age. During these outings, children will enjoy various recreational activities led by our youth coordinators and MITs. These gatherings provide a chance for kids to build friendships and strengthen their community bonds in a fun, relaxed setting.

It’s a wonderful opportunity for children to engage in new experiences and enjoy time with their peers.

SEPTEMBER 22
OCTOBER 13
NOVEMBER 17
DECEMBER 15
JANURARY 5
FEBRUARY 23
MARCH 16
APRIL 20
MAY 18

*Dates are subject to change

Chag Together:

Before each holiday, grades K through 5 and their families come together to unite in celebration and tradition. These gatherings provide a wonderful opportunity for families to learn about each holiday together with their young ones. Through engaging activities and shared experiences, families can deepen their understanding and appreciation of Jewish traditions. These events foster a sense of community and connection among participants. It’s a special time for families to bond and create lasting memories.

Rosh Hashana
September 25
Simchat Torah
October 22
Hannukah
December 18
Purim
March 12
Passover
April 9
Lag Baomer
May 14

*Dates are subject to change

For questions, please contact Lexi Landa
At [email protected] or at 954-473-1988 ext. 135