"Gan Yachad" operates every Wednesday from 8:30 AM to 11:00 AM for walking-aged children up to 3 years old, under the guidance of certified kindergarten teacher Mor Levin. The activity includes a musical meeting, educational games in small groups, a sound circle, a story with visual aids, and free play. Participation requires purchasing tickets (77 ₪ for Ramat Gan residents, 100 ₪ for non-residents).
"Ga'im Developmental Playroom invites you to "Garden Together" every Wednesday from 8:30-11:00 - for ages walking to three, led by Mor Levin, a certified kindergarten teacher. You can stay in the playroom from 9:30-12:00. The activity includes a musical meeting, didactic play in small groups, a sound circle, an illustrated story, and free play in the facilities of "Ga'im Developmental Playroom."
Participation in "Garden Together" is for ticket purchasers for this activity (77₪ for Ramat Gan residents and 100₪ for non-residents). Registration is limited to 25 participants. Simultaneously, there is an activity in the birth-to-one-year area at the regular cost (30₪ for Ramat Gan residents and 60₪ for non-residents). Parents/guardians are required to wear socks. Tickets can be canceled up to 24 hours before the activity.
"Ga'im Developmental Playroom" from birth to age three.
Address: Beit Rosen, Bialik Street 89, 2nd floor.
Phone: 03-7517207 ext. 3
Mobile for messages and WhatsApp: 052-5367240
The playroom has been designed for you in a magical and peaceful atmosphere, opening a rich and experiential world of experiences and games for your child, carefully adapted to the needs and skills required in early childhood. Come enjoy magical and pleasant moments of play with your child alongside a professional and high-quality team that will give you advice and support in various fields of development.
What does the playroom offer?
- A special area for babies from birth to one year.
- An area for ages one to three, which includes developmental games, a variety of age-appropriate toys, a reading corner, and many more games.
- A space for workshops and activities for parent groups – according to publications.
- A professional team in the fields of occupational therapy, speech therapy, physiotherapy, and child development, who accompany and provide answers to parents' questions during play.
- A consultation room intended for private consultations with development consultants. Registration in advance.
- Moments of coffee for the parents and a feeding corner adapted for light meals for the children.
- Adjacent services and a diaper changing area.
"Ga'im Developmental Playroom" is open for you:
- Sunday to Thursday + Saturday:
- Morning session: 9:30-12:00
- Afternoon session: 13:00-15:30
- Evening session: 16:00-18:30
- Friday: 9:00-13:30
- On weekends, Friday to Saturday, an additional companion entrance is only 10₪.
The "Ga'im" playroom is intended for children up to 3 years old only. The ticket is intended for a child and one adult companion over the age of 18. Each additional companion must purchase a full-price ticket in advance on the website. Entry for Ramat Gan residents requires proof of residency – ID card/property tax/electricity bill, etc.
- Ticket cancellation: Up to 24 hours before the activity.
- Entrance to the playroom is without shoes; parents are required to wear socks (Those who forgot can purchase a pair on-site for 14₪).
- For those arriving with strollers, there is a stroller parking area outside the premises. Please bring a lock for securing the stroller.
- We consider children with life-threatening allergies. Therefore, due to concerns about allergens, please do not bring to "Ga'im": snacks of any kind, dairy products, eggs, peanuts, fish, sesame, nuts, or any food that may contain these ingredients.
We look forward to meeting in good health! If you or your baby/child do not feel well, please stay home to rest. On a day when a workshop is held in the workshop room, the area for ages one to three is limited. Please note: Children must be accompanied by an adult over the age of 18 in the play area. Do not leave children without adult supervision.