This video gives you a glimpse of a day in Moshavah.

It was an amazing week at OSRUI, with Yom Days in Kallah, Oconomowonderland produced by Tzofim, Tiferet continuing preparations for their final show, Moshavah having a great week in camp, Gesher’s field trip to Naga Waukee park, Chalutzim preparing to say goodbye after 7 weeks together, and Tour La’Agam continuing on their journey.

Oconomostock is the annual talent show produced and hosted by Tzofim GImmel. The theme of this year’s show is Oconomowonderland.

Each day that Rabbi Michael Sommer walks the hallowed grounds of OSRUI, he feels his spirit uplifted and his soul replenished.

The Hebrew language comes to life at OSRUI, with the help of our Mercaz Ivrit (Hebrew Center).

Gesher enjoy another field trip, this one to Naga Waukee Park, where they played field games, walked the trails and had a barbeque. They are preparing for the Carnival Gesher produces during the last week of camp, and they have their last field trip coming up in a few days.

Tzofim has been very busy, producing Oconomostock, learning about being a Kehillah Kedosha, taking care of the animals and the garden, and participating in all kinds of fun camp activities.

Every day seems to be a Yom Day in Kallah, including Yom Lumberjack and Jill (featuring S’morning and Slip ‘n Slunch), Yom Chag (with latkes, hamentschen and a seder). Kallah also hiked the Scuppernong Trail and had a lovely picnic outdoors.

It’s O-Stock time! Here’s a video of the Caravan … where Tzofim campers go from unit to unit, inviting campers to audition for the talent show.

OSRUI’s Etgar (challenge) program brings campers on top of the world.

It’s been quite a week at OSRUI – Tour La’Agam, Judaica Bowl, Old McDonald’s Farm, Sh’vil Yisrael, Mlwaukee Art Museum, tiyulim, Hunger Task Force Farms, and Yom Tzahal, to name just a few things. And a perfect score from the American Camp Association!

Moshavah had a fantastic week on their tiyul and we cant wait for the next tiyul.

T’fillot and Limudim have been incredible these last two weeks in Tzofim Gimmel. Faculty member Rabbi Jen Gertman has enjoyed watching the chanichim learn and grow.