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22 LEAVE YOUR LEGACY BY JOINING THE CAROB SOCIETY TODAY With a planned gift to the Boulder JCC, you... • Perpetuate the vitality and purposes of the JCCs, its programs and services • Continue your support of the values and causes that the JCC represents • Create a lasting tribute to honor family, friends, and loved ones • Leave the world a better place and make a difference: tikkun olam What we do for ourselves dies with us. What we do for others and the world remains and is immortal. - Albert Pine For more information on planned giving or to make a gift, contact Jonathan Lev at 303-449-3996 or jonathan@boulderjcc.org visit us online at www. boulderjcc.org MARCH-APRIL-MAY 2012 / Adar, Nisan, Iyar, Sivan 5772
Beth Litz | director, shalom Baby | prenatal - 5 years | (720) 364-1812 | beth@boulderjcc.org visit us online at www.boulderjcc.org for full program information and details. parenting programs Jewish/interfaith Moms Group Being a new mother is an exciting time and it can also be a challenging time. Come be part of the JCC’s New Moms Group and get connected with other mothers with young babies. We want your input into what you want this group to look like. Do you want to meet weekly to socialize, discuss parenting challenges, share a Shabbat dinner, bring in an expert to talk about a specific topic or all of the above? Everyone is welcome! Wednesdays, ongoing (skips 3/28 & 4/25) 11:15 am - 12:15 pm Boulder Jcc Annex - Shalom Baby Room $5 per meeting jewish culture neW! Shabbat Around the World Celebrating israel* Families with children of all ages Join us for this great opportunity to celebrate Shabbat with your neighbors and experience the rich culture and history of Israel! Challah, grape juice, a catered Israeli dinner and Israeli entertainment will be provided. Friday, May 18 | 6 - 8 pm Summit at Rock creek clubhouse $8 per adult | $5 per child (2 years and up) Registration deadline: Monday, May 14 This program made possible through a grant from Rose Community Foundation. Co-sponsored by Shalom Family Check out www.boulderjcc.org, and click on the infants/toddlers tab for more detailed info and to register for programs! * These programs qualify for a MazelTot Family Discount. Early Childhood Programs Fun and Simple Activities that Promote Connection and Calm for you and your Child For parents with children up to 5 years With Robin Goldstein-Lincoln, psychotherapist and parent educator The storm of tantrums, protests and power struggles are so common among young children, and so exhausting and frustrating for us parents. Knowing some simple and fun activities that promote calm can help ward off the storm and promote connection. During this interactive 90 minute workshop, participants will learn: • How to notice early signs of “dys-regulation” • Simple and fun activities and snacks that promote connection and calm • How to integrate “regulating” activities and foods throughout the day • How to redirect misbehavior into a regulating activity Thursday, May 3 | 9:30 - 11 am $12 per person | $22 per couple childcare available for $4 per child. You must request childcare by Monday, April 30. Registration deadline: Monday, April 30 Hazon’s Setting the table: Healthy and Sustainable Cooking for Busy Jewish Families For parents of children up to 10 years With Jessica Hersh, Sweet Pea Cuisine Join us for a two part cooking and learning series in which you will: • Learn how to cook fresh, seasonal and delicious meals • Engage with ancient and contemporary text, tradition and culture • Create a solid foundation to raise your family • Connect with other Jewish families in Boulder County • Prepare food to freeze and eat with your family The first class will be centered around food relationships and holidays (specifically Passover). We’ll discuss the relationships that we hope to have with our children at the dinner table, and how both food relationships from Jewish tradition and contemporary research can nurture your family. The second class will be focused on Shabbat as a ritual. The practice of eating Shabbat dinner together as a family is a way for families to establish a routine of coming together around the table in a Jewish way. We’ll make food that works well for Shabbat, including delicious homemade Challah, and will discuss rituals that families will find meaningful around their own Shabbat table. Two Tuesdays March 13 and April 17 | 6 - 8:30 pm congregation Bonai Shalom Kitchen $18 per person for two-session class, or $32 per couple Registration deadline: Monday, March 5 Co-sponsored by Shalom Baby, Shalom Family, Congregation Bonai Shalom and Hazon. visit us online at www. boulderjcc.org MARCH-APRIL-MAY 2012 / Adar, Nisan, Iyar, Sivan 5772 23 shalom baby: early childhood
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