Schechter Shavua: October 12, 2020

Shalom Reggio: Programming for the Greater Hartford Jewish Community

Schechter continues to find creative ways to connect with Jewish families, even during a pandemic! Last week we held the first of our Shalom Reggio events for families with children ages birth-4. Parents, grandparents, and other caregivers brought their young ones for a Sukkot-themed event outside on our field. The rain may have kept us from gathering for long, but not from sharing our creative and individualized activity bags, including arts supplies to make sukkah decorations and other fall-themed nature-inspired creations, a Sukkot sing-along song sheet, and a handy list of Sukkot vocabulary words in English, Hebrew, and transliteration. This is the first in a series of events we are holding in conjunction with PJ Library and Prizmah Center for Jewish Day Schools. Events are free and open to the public. Mark your calendars for more!

Shalom Reggio: Gratitude/Thanksgiving-Themed
11.10.2020 @ 9:30am on the Schechter Field (Rain date 10.12.2020)
RSVP HERE
*Covid protocols will be followed

Latkes & RELISH (Virtual) 
Sunday 12.13.2020 @ 4:00 pm
Candle lighting, songs, Chanukah PJ Library story, interactive games, virtual latke making
RSVP for Latkes & RELISH (Virtual via Zoom)

Shalom Reggio: Tu Bishvat Non-Event Event  
1.26.2021 through 1.27.2021 
Delivery of Tu Bishvat Planting Kit Activity Box to all families that register for one.  
 
Hamentashen & RELISH (Virtual) 
Sunday 2.21.2021 @ 4:00 pm
Costume parade, Purim-themed PJ Library story, songs, virtual hamentashen making
 
Shalom Reggio: Passover Non-Event Event  
3.15.2021 through 3.16.2021 
Delivery of Passover-Themed Activity Box to all families that register for one
 
Shalom Reggio: Spring & Israel-Themed  
Tuesday 4.13.2021 @ 9:30 am on the Schechter Field 
Spring/Israel Crafts, Israel PJ Library story, and songs. 
*Covid protocols will be followed
 
Shalom Reggio: Yom Yerushalayim/Jerusalem of Gold-Themed  
Tuesday 5.11.2021 @ 9:30am on the Schechter Field
Jerusalem of Gold Crafts, Jerusalem PJ Library story, and songs. 
*Covid protocols will be followed