Our mission is to inspire children to build a love for the Jewish People and Israel. MoEd creates a space where children and their families make Judaism and Jewish community their own.
MoEd SUMMER CAMP PROGRAM
June 17 – August 2, 2024
SUMMER CAMP PROGRAM
The camp includes a focus on games and activities using conversational Hebrew. As much of the camp will be conducted outside in Rock Creek Park as weather permits.
The camp's location is 8300 Meadowbrook Lane, Chevy Chase, MD, 20815.
9:00 am to 6:00 pm daily*
Week 1: June 17 – 21
Week 2: June 24 – 28
Week 3: July 1 – 5 (closed on Independence Day)
Week 4: July 8 – 12
Week 5: July 15 – 19
Week 6: July 22 – 26
Week 7: July 29 – August 2
* early care available starting at 7:30am (Fee: $10 per day)
A typical day at MoEd summer camp
During the week, our campers have three days of chugim (electives) with options and two days with afternoon arts and crafts and watching a movie. We go swimming three times a week. We integrate Hebrew and English throughout the day, with lots of Israeli songs and dances. We also go on full-day field trips once a week so the children can explore the local area.
Our experienced staff, who works all year round, teaching experiential Jewish and Hebrew, infused with fun-loving activities, leads the kids through the day full of arts, sports, outdoor activities, and tons of games.
Lunch & Snacks
We provide two snacks for our campers every day. Our snacks are healthy and varied and include fresh fruit and vegetables. We are sensitive to children with food sensitivities and we will do our best to accommodate.
Sample Schedule
Sample schedule MoEd Summer Camp
Program Highlights
Weekly special outdoor activities (like wall climbing, kayaking, day trips)
Cooking and baking
Israeli, Hebrew-speaking staff, including three emissaries from the Jewish Agency for Israel.
Easy access from I-495, Bethesda, Silver Spring, and Washington, DC.
Summer Camp 2024 Highlights
Summer Camp 2023 Highlights
“For my daughter, the highlights of camp last summer included hiking downhill through Rock Creek Park (a bus brought the campers back uphill) and a kayaking excursion.”