People and Nature: A Tu Bishvat Photography Activity
Students of all backgrounds and ages will enjoy this creative activity. Celebrate Tu Bishvat by going into nature to reflect and photograph. Sharing student work is facilitated by creating a Sefaria sheet.
- Text study
- Discussion questions
- Photography activity
- Opportunities for sharing student work
Details
Area of Work
- FE - Family Engagement
- DS&Y - Day Schools and Yeshivas
- AS&B - After School and Beyond
- T - Teens
Resource Type
- Lesson
- Online Activity
Resource Topic
- Holidays
- Nature
- Nature-Based Learning
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