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Jewish Lifecycle

This collection provides educational resources on the rituals and practices of Jewish life, including birth, B-Mitzvah, the Jewish wedding, divorce, and death and mourning. It also includes resources on exploring Jewish lifecycle events as a deeper exploration of Jewish diversity and the evolution of Jewish practice.

Deep Rich Jewish Content

Explore our new Deep Rich Jewish Content (DRJC) methodologies and toolkit. DRJC methods invite learners to actively engage with primary texts, sources, and materials from across the spectrum of Jewish history and communal life.

Rosh Hashanah

An engaging selection of resources to help teach the Jewish New Year. From lesson plans to video essays, there are resources here to teach all ages and learning types.

Yom Kippur

A unique set of resources to help teach Yom Kippur and the idea of Teshuva. Find materials to use with any age and setting.

Browse the Library

Explore our library of over 2,200 curated resources from The Jewish Education Project and other Jewish educational organizations.

From our Resource Partners

The Jewish Educator Portal collaborates with 40 Resource Partners to share educational materials. New resources from our Resource Partners will be highlighted here.

10 Ways to Infuse Israel at Camp

God, Creator, Redeemer, Revealer, & Partner: A Curriculum for 3-4 Week Summer Camp

Inclusion Training Guide for Jewish Summer Camps

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