Wild Judaism: An Exploration of Judaism's Connection to the Outdoors
This curriculum guide highlights multiple avenues towards connection with the outdoors.
About this Curriculum
This curriculum guide highlights multiple avenues towards connection with the outdoors. Initially learners will explore the role of awe in their lives and move towards understanding the connection between awe and spirituality, that which is beyond the natural world.
This curriculum can be for any family education setting in a religious/supplementary school. It was created by Rabbi Elias Chajet, US Navy Chaplain and 2021 graduate of HUC-JIR School of Education.
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