Topics include Geography, Tanakh, history, politics, and culture. These are all “low-tech,” and require no special equipment, except for a printer, paper, and scissors. Suggestions for integrating technology as well as strategies for extending the learning are accompanied with each game, along with suggested ages.
This article can be used as a discussion-starter to talk about Israeli innovation and Israel as a Start-Up Nation, as well as a country that often jumps in first to help out others in times of emergency (see https://tomglobal.org for more information).
Using role plays and text study, this lesson explores the limits of freedom on different levels.
Adaptable professional development suggestions for those interested in a sound-to-print approach to Hebrew learning.
Offers Hebrew teachers and tutors research-based strategies for addressing 10 different learning challenges faced by students.
Hear from several experts addressing the Iranian nuclear program in a four-minute video.
By utilizing the particular traditions and practices of Sukkot, we can strengthen our resilience and mental well-being.
TalentEDucators matches Jewish educators with Jewish institutions.
What does it mean to be a proud Jewish Zionist in today’s progressive spaces like school, on campus or in the workforce?