Gan (3-4 Year Olds):
Preschoolers and kindergarteners join together in a fabulous art, dance, music, sports, and Judaic-based curriculum. Gan boasts its own beautiful building, equipped with books, toys, arts and crafts, individual cubbies, a kitchen area, and much more!
The Gan participates in a variety of camp-wide activities and benefits from a one-on-one ratio in Givah's beautiful swimming pool each day.

Chamudim ("Cuties" Kindergarten - Grade 1):
As recent graduates of the Gan, our rising kindergarten and first graders enjoy the regular camp schedule. They participate in almost all the camp Peulot (activities). They make great strides in the Brecha (pool) and participate in dance, music, arts, nature, sports and Judaic programs.
They reach key developmental milestones over the course of the summer and are a joy to watch! 

Tsierim ("Youngsters" Grades 2-3):
Our rising second and third graders are often the "spark" and energy of the camp! Their dynamic nature and interest in all camp programming is contagious! 
They are bold explorers and participate in Givah's top music, arts, dance, nature, drama, sports, and Judaic curriculum. Their skills progress greatly in the pool and lake (boating) and are the youngest group invited to stay over on camp Undernights! ​

Nitzanim ("Sprouts" Grades 4-5):
Our rising fourth and fifth graders enjoy special privileges as members of the oldest half of camp. Their enthusiasm is coupled with a sense of responsibility, as they engage in camp programs with zeal and fervor. They are eager participants in Givah's music, dance, nature, sports, arts and Judaic curriculum. They enjoy kayaking, nature hikes and progressing through Red Cross swim levels. Frequently, they are hanging out with the oldest groups, while at times, they are visiting with the youngest campers. 

 Na'arim ("Youth" Grades 6-8): 
Our sixth,seventh and eighth graders are the oldest campers (pre-cit program) at Camp Givah. 
Our Na'arim enjoy a variety of overnight and camp trips, and serve as mentors for many of the younger groups.
The Na'arim perfect their sports, swimming, art, music, and dance skills. They often help the younger groups in the area. They posses a great deal of energy and ability and are a key group for a variety of camp activities, outings and the annual Na'arim Carnival that they plan independently. . 

Bonim ("Builders" Grades 9-10):  
The Bonim are our counselors in training (CITs). These camp leaders spend their afternoons training to be counselors by observing other groups and meeting with camp counselors about planning and leadership development skills. Like the Na'arim, the Bonim enjoy a variety of camp overnights and outings and are integral to the camp's functioning and leadership.
All campers are anxious to reach the Bonim years whereby they can participate in all camp activities (dance, art, drama, sports, swimming, music and Judaica) while also learning more about being a leader at camp!