Jewish Homeland Flag and Symbols Activity

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Israel - Contemporary
3 - 5
With this lesson, students will understand that there is a Jewish state/homeland called Israel.  Students will connect to a place of belonging or an item in their home which connects to a Jewish home. The students will learn that there are national symbols in Israel (as well as the United States and other countries) by comparing  and contrasting the American/Israel emblems, national anthems and flags.
 
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I primarily teach third and fourth grade.  I  have also taught sixth and seventh grade in Torah and Ethics. 

 

I love creating vivacious experiences and making the Torah come to life when teaching Torah lessons.  I am also a firm believer in small group learning, especially when it comes to Hebrew reading and decoding. I try to make classroom learning fun, invigorating and worth the students attention to keep asking for more.  

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