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Last Sunday, we came together across all ages for our annual Mitzvah Day! We engaged in many service projects for the benefit of our local communities: we assembled more than 65 meal kits for the Howard County Food Bank, cooked a delicious hot meal for the Grassroots Crisis Intervention center, and created nearly 300 crafts, Continue Reading »
Kulanu and the Temple Isaiah Preschool (TIPS) are in on the fun by adding their own swag to our merch store on bonfire.com! Kulanu added fleece shorts and spiral notebooks. The shorts are available in black, navy, army green, and sandstone, with sizes S–2XL. The notebook is 5″ x 7″ and has 75 pages. TIPS Continue Reading »
Tuesday and Thursday, 9:15am–12:30pm January 14–May 29, 2025 We are thrilled to bring back our mid-year 2s class! This is for children who turned 2 after September 1 and are ready for a drop-off experience. To start the enrollment process, contact Allison through our Contact Form (choose Preschool from the dropdown menu).
In Time for Hanukkah! Show your Temple Isaiah spirit with a NEW t-shirt, available for ordering on Bonfire.com! The hanukkiah design features logos for all of our programs, community groups, social action partners, and more. The charcoal gray shirt is available in: adult unisex short-sleeved T, sizes S–5XL, for $22 adult unisex long-sleeved T, sizes Continue Reading »
Summer is in full swing here at Temple Isaiah Preschool’s Summer Fun Club. This half-day camp experience for our preschoolers is filled with lots of water play, including sprinklers, water tables, and washing our toy cars! Each week has a special theme created by our TIPS Teachers. We had a parade with student-made American flags Continue Reading »
Volunteers were on hand to install our new Little Free Library! The brainchild of our 2023 Confirmation Class, who built and painted it, it was organized by Gabrielle Shord. Each side features artwork designed with input from our Kulanu students. If you’re unfamiliar with Little Free Libraries, they house donated books (for children and adults) Continue Reading »
