My Home, Your Home: Israel as Our Home
This curriculum guide explores the complex nature of Israel as it relates to individuals’ ideas and concepts of home and homeland.
About this Curriculum
This curriculum guide explores the complex nature of Israel as it relates to individuals’ ideas and concepts of home and homeland. The curriculum focus on the first entry point to synagogue life, the pre-school. It addresses three different populations: pre-school teachers, pre-school parents and pre-school students.
This curriculum was created for early childhood settings for both students and their families. This curriculum was created by Sasha Kopp, graduate of the HUC-JIR School of Education in 2017.
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