- November 26, 2024
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Challah bread is distinguished by its braided pattern.
Gan Israel campers decorate alphabet letters.
Counselor Ceita Marasow gets the bread dough ready for Gan Israel campers.
Shalom Ber Bukiet, 3, rolls dough into balls.
Zoe Korman, 8, puts sprinkles on her Challah bread.
Sarah Christensen, 11, lengthens the dough.
Shua Bukiet, Zoe Korman and Chaya Steckel get help from counselors Rivkah Kessler and Ceita Marasow.
Zoe Korman, 8, and Chaya Steckel, 7, laugh at how sticky their bread dough is.
Brothers Shalom Ber Bukiet, 3, and Shua, 4, decorate an alphabet letter.
Counselor Ceita Marasow arranges the braids on the baking sheet.
A Gan Israel camper adds some color to his Challah braid.
Counselor Rivkah Kessler helps out Shua Bukiet, 4.
All the Challah breads are braided and baking!
From visits to Anna Maria beach to learning how to braid Challah bread and making art projects, Chabad of Bradenton and Lakewood Ranch offers a blend of culture and fun during its annual summer program.
Children spend one session a day in Camp Gan Israel focused on a Jewish theme, such as the alphabet or traditional songs. During the rest of camp, kids can go to the pool and make art projects, too. Chabad held three one-week sessions from June 29 to July 17.
While teaching children how to braid a three-strand Challah bread, camp counselor Ceita Marasow brought out sprinkles for them to add to the top of the bread.
"We don't normally put sprinkles on Challah," she said, laughing, "But it's more fun for the kids."
