As Adventure Rabbi Kids plunges into its 8th year, we delve into a world of learning that involves hands-on exploration, critical thinking, and a focus on bringing each other together as a loving and caring community.

Registration for Adventure Rabbi Kids is now open for the 2017-2018 school year, and we want your family to be a part of it!

Don't miss these fun and community-building opportunities for your children to connect with other Jewish kids and families!

Congregation Har HaShem can help. Join our Educational Program Open House for a presentation about the various choices we have for families to learn and become part of a Jewish community.

Adventure Rabbi Kids takes a unique approach to Jewish education that is fun, inviting, and practical.

Beautiful, healthy baby goats were born in the week leading up to Pesach to Boulder’s Jewish Goat Co-op, also known as Beit Izim. Photos!

Gold will oversee MazelTot.org’s network of partner organizations and serve as a resource to help families with young children connect to Jewish life and one another in Greater Denver and Boulder.

A second co-op goat gave birth this week -- to triplets!

There are two new kids at the Boulder Jewish Goat Co-op -- but 2 was almost 0. Internet to the rescue!

Come to play! on Martin Luther King Jr. Day at Grandrabbit's and let your kids learn about the holiday of Tu B'Shevat, the birthday of the trees.

No prior experience necessary, the coop will train you!

Fun ideas for keeping the kids involved, from 4Nannies.com

Boulder JCC is kicking off the “Kids Campaign” division of the Cornerstone Capital Campaign with a unique “Day of Building” event this Sunday.

Shabbat Shelanu is this Saturday for the under-5 set (and their parents).

Get ready for fresh sounds at this year's Boulder Jewish Festival!

Young people, viewing the world through a different lens than their parents and grandparents, are raising money, giving it away, and creating inspired outcomes.

A mother of three, Vicki Abeles took on an investigation into the lives of our children to see what life is really like for their generation.  What she found was youngsters being rushed from class to sports to homework to community work.  The result of her research is the documentary …

Calling all kids ages 2-7 for a fun Saturday activity!

For kids under 5 and their parents, a special Shabbat experience!