Programs by Eidah
2 week program (grade 2 – 7)
This program is open to a predesignated amount of campers in grade 2-7 that have not previously done the 2 week program*. This program takes place the first two weeks of camp and allows the campers to add on 2 more weeks. Registration is on a first come. first serve basis. Activities include swimming, sports, water activities, art, trips and more. Campers that have already done Minimosh are still eligible to the 2 week program.
Eidah Aleph (grade 2, 3 and 4)
Eidah Aleph provides a comprehensive program of sports, arts and crafts, shiurim, (lessons), hiking, overnights, boating, swimming, videography, waterskiing and more. Although special programs vary from year to year, past activities have included berry picking and horseback riding, mini golf, or a day at the zoo. For many campers, Eidah Aleph is the first experience away from home and it is our job to make this experience extremely positive. Older staff is chosen for this age group and are constantly keeping in mind the specific needs of this age. We instill independence and memories that will be felt in the home throughout the year.
Eidot Bet (grade 5 and 6), Gimmel (grade 7), and Daled (grade 8)
These programs each provide a comprehensive itinerary of sports, arts and crafts, shiurim (lessons), boating, swimming, drama, an overnight canoe trip, banana boating, water skiing, rock climbing and many more activities. Many special programs include color war, sports day, concerts, inter camp, and fantastic night activities and special trips. Our programs are created to provide the campers with hours of fun, but at the same time stimulate intellectual, physical, emotional and social growth. All programs are designed especially tailored to their individual age groups.
Mach Hach (grade 9 graduates)
The Mach Hach program helps campers begin the transition into future Moshava tzevet (staff) members, helping them achieve a sense of independence, and develop a deeper sense of pride and responsibility. The program offers formal and informal leadership training consistent with the values of Bnei Akiva, while still allowing the campers to continue enjoying the many activities available at Moshava. To promote unity, Mach Hach has its own living area, separate from the rest of camp, spends three days on a canoe trip and enjoys a trip to Niagara Falls. Truly a summer to remember!