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CJHS Senior Israel Experience - Packing List While winter in Israel is milder than in Chicago, it can be quite cold and wet. You will want to bring with you a wardrobe that is versatile. Layers are recommended. We recommend that you pack enough clothing for 10-12 days. We will be arranging for a laundry service about halfway through the trip (although, you may want to do laundry on your free Shabbat). Please limit yourself to one piece of checked luggage (suitcase/duffle bag) and one backpack. You will be responsible for loading and unloading your belongings from the bus as we travel, so pack efficiently. We are spending a full day and evening in the desert and will be sleeping outside. You will needs layers, a warm coat, hat and gloves for this experience. Sleeping bags will be provided. What to Bring – Recommendations from CJHS Alumni: 12 pairs of underwear 12 pairs of socks (you may want to bring some wool socks for hiking and warmth) 3 - 4 pairs of jeans/pants/skirts (do not only bring jeans—they are not ideal for days when we are hiking). 3-4 pairs of shorts 10 - 12 shirts (bring a mix of short and long sleeve shirts) 2-3 Shabbat outfits 2-3 sweatshirts/sweaters 1 light jacket/fleece pullover 1 warm jacket Hat for sun Hat for warmth Gloves 3 pairs of pajamas Slippers (for dorms) Raingear (jacket and pants are recommended) Shoes for walking (sneakers are okay) Shoes/boots for wet weather Dress shoes(for Shabbat) Flip-flops for showers/hot springs Bathing suit (1 piece for girls) Backpack (for day trips) Laundry bag Water bottles (total volume 2 liters) Toiletries/personal care items Prescription medications A good book (or two) to read Camera A journal Sunglasses and Sunscreen Umbrella Snacks for the plane Kippot, tallit and tefillin (required for boys, recommended for girls) Siddur

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CJHS Senior Israel Experience - Packing List

While winter in Israel is milder than in Chicago, it can be quite cold and wet. You will want to bring with

you a wardrobe that is versatile. Layers are recommended. We recommend that you pack enough clothing

for 10-12 days. We will be arranging for a laundry service about halfway through the trip (although, you

may want to do laundry on your free Shabbat).

Please limit yourself to one piece of checked luggage (suitcase/duffle bag) and one backpack. You will

be responsible for loading and unloading your belongings from the bus as we travel, so pack efficiently.

We are spending a full day and evening in the desert and will be sleeping outside. You will needs layers, a

warm coat, hat and gloves for this experience. Sleeping bags will be provided.

What to Bring – Recommendations from CJHS Alumni:

12 pairs of underwear

12 pairs of socks (you may want to bring some wool socks for hiking and warmth)

3 - 4 pairs of jeans/pants/skirts (do not only bring jeans—they are not ideal for days when we are hiking).

3-4 pairs of shorts

10 - 12 shirts (bring a mix of short and long sleeve shirts)

2-3 Shabbat outfits

2-3 sweatshirts/sweaters

1 light jacket/fleece pullover

1 warm jacket

Hat for sun

Hat for warmth

Gloves

3 pairs of pajamas

Slippers (for dorms)

Raingear (jacket and pants are recommended)

Shoes for walking (sneakers are okay)

Shoes/boots for wet weather

Dress shoes(for Shabbat)

Flip-flops for showers/hot springs

Bathing suit (1 piece for girls)

Backpack (for day trips)

Laundry bag

Water bottles (total volume 2 liters)

Toiletries/personal care items

Prescription medications

A good book (or two) to read

Camera

A journal

Sunglasses and Sunscreen

Umbrella

Snacks for the plane

Kippot, tallit and tefillin (required for boys, recommended for girls)

Siddur