קהילת כל הנשמה 
Kehilat Kol HaNeshama

In the gardens of the Kol Neshama community, every girl and boy receives a safe place, personal care, and a supportive developmental and educational process.

With the added value of a garden connected to the community!

The kindergarten is an initial encounter with Reform Jewish education and the kindergarten team, together with the community team, Rabbi Oded and Rabbi Debbie, provide an experience of life rooted in the tradition of Israel, with an open, egalitarian and pluralistic educational approach.
Our work includes encounters with Jewish content and the synagogue, while providing personal and experiential experiences. We strive to develop in each child creativity, independence, responsibility, and consideration for others.
We will be happy to meet you, the parents, all along the way, during the kindergarten years and beyond, in the youth movement and in all circles of life (Bar and Bat Mitzvah ceremonies, etc.).

The kindergarten cluster includes four classes for ages 1-4: one class for one-year-olds, one class for two-year-olds, one for three-year-olds (who will be born in September), and a class for four-year-olds.

Kindergarten program
The kindergarten program is based on the Hebrew calendar, and contains the Jewish holidays and the Hebrew calendar as central themes.
Through the theme of the holiday, we will convey information about the holiday itself and the Jewish and universal values associated with it.
The program will be complemented by other topics such as the seasons, the human body, nature, and colors.

Prayer
Almost every morning, a prayer service is held in the kindergarten, which includes traditional prayers such as "Shema Yisrael," "Moda Ani," and "Adon Olam." Around special events, we will learn the accompanying blessings. We will also encourage the children to express their heart's desires through their own private prayers.
On Sundays we hold a Havdalah ceremony and Rosh Chodesh is a festive day in the garden during which we hold a special meal and a meeting with the community rabbi, at the synagogue.

Shabbat reception
Every Friday we hold a Shabbat reception, where we bake challah every Friday. The boys and girls wear kippahs, pray, and light candles.
All of Friday's activities are dedicated to the theme of Shabbat: making challah, stories about Shabbat, and creating a Shabbat-themed craft. This is also an opportunity for each child to bring their own and their family's "Shabbat experience" to kindergarten.

Parental involvement
The holidays in kindergartens are an opportunity for parental involvement through workshops, ceremonies, and activities that introduce us to the symbols of each holiday, whether within the kindergarten or within the community at large. Several times throughout the year, joint activities are held for kindergarten families and the community (Keblab Shabbat on Shabbat Eve, Aliyah to the Torah, and more).