Israeli Hip Hop
*This video contains censored profanity.
This video comes with a full educational guide available online or as a PDF download including:
- Review
- Discussion
- Activities
- Reflection
- Further Learning
- Kahoot Game
This lesson is part of a series called Israel Phenomenology with 5 other videos.
Details
Area of Work
- DS&Y - Day Schools and Yeshivas
- CL - Congregational Learning
- AS&B - After School and Beyond
- T - Teens
Resource Type
- Lesson
- Video
Resource Category
- Israel Education
Resource Topic
- Arts and Culture
- Contemporary Israel
- Music
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