Chabad of Lakeland

06/10/2026

06/10/2026

Thank you to the community for coming together and ensuring that Kaddish can be recited. Your presence and commitment are much appreciated!

06/10/2026

Matzah deliveries📦

06/10/2026

We celebrated the end of an amazing year at Hebrew School!! Sunday mornings were filled with learning, fun, growth, friendships, and Jewish Pride!!

06/02/2026

Our students definitely played their part today in bringing Moshiach closer through the awesome Tik Tok style Mitzvah games we played while earning tickets to create a path to Moshiach and Third Beit Hamikdash that will be built when he comes.

06/02/2026

We learned about the `12 Jewish months, what holidays we celebrate in each one, what a Jewish leap year is, and when we celebrate our Jewish birthdays!
We ended our lesson by designing acrylic calendars to help us keep track of when to celebrate the Jewish holidays.

Children have the power to do mitzvot and change the world. We played a “mitzvah missions” game, using our inner strength to do mitzvot and light up the world.

06/02/2026

Did you know that the Jewish Calendar was the very first Mitzvah that Hashem gave the Jews as they became a nation? We learned all about the science of this fascinating Mitzvah: how the Jewish calendar follows the cycle of the moon, what that lunar cycle looks like, and how the Jews determined and marked Rosh Chodesh (the beginning of the new Jewish month).
We enjoyed an edible moon ISpy activity as we munched our way through the different stages of the moon, and we created heat-activated moon cups that show the moon growing.

06/02/2026

Pesach Seder with CKids Club!

06/02/2026

We learned what a Shul is, why it is important in Judaism, and how it is a central part of a Jewish community. We played an amazing Guess Who Synagogue Edition to help us learn all the different items and people we might find in a shul.

Today, our destination: the holy land of Israel!
The Kotel, the last remaining wall of the Beit Hamikdash, the Temple that stood there thousands of years ago. We made a watercolor painting of the Kotel and wrote a note to Hashem, to put between the stones, as is traditional.
We couldn’t leave without trying some freshly squeezed orange juice at the Shuk, a bustling market filled with every kind of yummy Israeli food you can think of.

06/02/2026

We made DIY wooden graggers, themed as our favorite Purim character, then we put on our aprons and became pastry chefs and created colorful stained-glass Purim cookies. And jumped into the Purim story, shaking our graggers at all the right moments.