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Created: August 10, 2026 | by Camp Galil
Saturday
Goooooood morning Galil (said in my best Robin Williams impression)!!!! This Saturday started out still a bit in the dark thanks to last night’s storm, but nonetheless sleep-ins were taken advantage of and jelly donuts were served roll-in style. With proof of our breakfast, in the form of jelly marked cheeks, our chanachimot (campers) made […]
Continue readingCreated: August 10, 2026 | by Camp Galil
Stormy Shabbat
Shabbat Shalom, Happy Sabbath, and Gut Shabbos to all our Galil Families!! This Friday, like all amazing Shabbats, began with an energetic Hitkansut Boker (flag raising) at the toren (flagpole), followed quickly (very necessary adverb as our stomachs were surely grumbling in anticipation) by our beloved breakfast of MUFFINS!! Blueberries, apples, sprinkles, and Oreos galore, […]
Continue readingCreated: August 07, 2026 | by Camp Galil
Time Travel Thursday!
Good day Galil Families, and salutations from…the European Renaissance?? Or is it Atlantis the underworld now? No, possibly the Colosseum or Jurassic era?? Who even knows at this point, because it’s Special Day Excellent Adventure!! So come along as I recount the journey we followed through space and time, decades and centuries, and Chadar Ohels […]
Continue readingCreated: August 03, 2026 | by Camp Galil
Sunday
Shalom Galil families!! This Sunday was certainly one for the books with fun jammed into every hour of the day. In fact, fun started far before the normal day began, with Bogrimot (Rising 10th graders) waking up at 6am (!!) to prepare for Bogrim Tiyul (Camping). What was on the agenda this year? White water […]
Continue readingCreated: July 29, 2026 | by Camp Galil
Maccabia!
Today is a special day, because IT’S MACCABIA! This morning Chanichimot gathered at the toren (flag pole) for hikansut boker (morning gathering) to raise the flag. This morning our ivrit shimushit (useful hebrew) skit taught us the word מַהֵר (maher) which means fast. And that’s the perfect way to describe the day! Kids then went to […]
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