Yom Kippur Resource Collection
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The Jewish Educator Portal has curated a unique set of resources to help teach Yom Kippur and the idea of Teshuva. Find materials to use with any age and setting.
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Guides, activities, lessons, articles, recipes and more from PJ Library.
This lesson explores common feelings that are felt by children (and adults) during Yom Kippur davening.
Ever wonder how the custom of sending New Year cards began?
A fun E-Book for young children to learn about and celebrate Yom Kippur.
Articles, essays, audio lectures, and video lectures on Yom Kippur.
Explore how Yom Kippur is marked in different times and places throughout Jewish history.
Connect teshuvah, tacos, and National Taco Day to make for a real-life application of learning.
Utilizing the model of Alcoholics Anonymous's 12 Steps, the 12 Steps of Atonement Anonymous helps us celebrate the High Holidays.
This lesson explores the Jewish approach to repentance, drawing on Rambam’s Hilchot Teshuvah.
Ishay Ribo's powerful song, "Seder Ha'Avodah", takes us on a musical and spiritual journey.
This three-part lesson plan from for high school students explores the argument between Yonah and God.
In part one of this series, we delve into the various elements of this turbulent period in Israeli history.
A discussion of the Tashlich service with texts and questions for all learners.
A short video about the customs of Yom Kippur for children
Consider themes from the story of Jonah and the Whale like knowing who you are in a storm.
In life we dip or sway and even move backward at times, but as long as we are moving somewhere, we are on a path toward growth.
Nachshon teaches us all about the importance of tzedakah. What a mensch!
A short animated video of the story of Jonah and the Whale
A collection of sheets, texts, and topics for Yom Kippur found on Sefaria.
In these printable pages, you can explore how Yom Kippur is marked in different times and places throughout Jewish history.
Using teshuvah, tefillah , and tzedakah, as a framework, find three opportunities throughout the Days of Awe to reflect on repair with youth.
Blessings and activities for young children and teens with disabilities to learn about the customs of Yom Kippur.