Getting Down with the Earth: A family guide to learning middot

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This curriculum guide takes participants on an adventure studying middot through building an organic community garden. The guide features such middot as: malacha (work), nedivut (generosity), and yirah (awe). Families are connected to the greater community by volunteering their time and donating all the food grown to a local food bank.

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This curriculum was created by Brad Cohen, 2010 graduate of Hebrew Union College. It was intended for family education settings for grades 4 and up.

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