Parsha Nosher - Snacks Based on the Parsha
ParshaNosher is a web site featuring snacks based on the week's parsha that children can make themselves, most of which can even be made on Shabbat (ask your personal rav if making on Shabbat). Each week contains alternatives for using shelf-stable or fresh and healthy ingredients, along with the text (both in Hebrew and English translation) that gives context to the particular image created.
An overview of the week's parsha, as well as explanation of the source for its name, is included on each parsha page. The web site also includes numerous original articles related to the parsha.
New snacks and/or articles are added regularly, so check back often!
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Discussion questions on the weekly parasha for younger and older students, updated weekly.
Reconstructionist Synagogue of the North Shore, Plandome, NY. Students come together once a month on a Friday evening and once on a Saturday morning to explore Torah through technology, art, drama, teva (nature), and pop culture.
Congregation Beth Am Israel, Penn Valley, PA. Shabbat Beit Midrash grew to replace Sunday morning learning. An array of learning choices for adults and children surrounding participation in weekly Shabbat morning worship builds an intergenerational community.