A year-long class for boys and girls · ages 4–12

Growing children in the garden

A weekly agriculture class in small groups: sowing, planting, watering and harvesting — and learning about nature, faith and ourselves.

What the children gain

The class is built around four goals that run through every meeting, all year long.

An hour a week of fresh air, soil and movement. A place to let go, smile and get dirty — no screens, no pressure.

Understanding how nature works — from seed to fruit — together with Jewish knowledge, blessings and faith.

Planning, sharing roles, helping each other and learning to get along in a group.

Plants don't hurry. In the garden we practise patience, sensitivity, acceptance and coping — when a seed fails, and when it thrives.

A structured year-long program — same group, same day, every week.

One hour a week, all year

Up to 8 children, boys and girls separately

Groups for ages 4 to 12

A fixed price per child, no surprises

One hour, at the pace of the children and the season.

Step 1
Gathering
Opening circle: what has changed in the garden since last week?
Step 2
Working the soil
Sowing, planting, weeding, watering — everyone has a job.
Step 3
Discovering
We look closely at a process in nature and connect it to a blessing, a verse or the Jewish calendar.
Step 4
Harvest and taste
When there's something to pick — we bless, taste and take some home.