These stories feature bold characters, historical figures, and inspiring personalities.
Hebrew at the Center provides DIY Sukkah art activity to help students learn to describe colors and shapes when explaining how they built their sukkah.
Students consider the benefits and challenges of identity labeling and their identity experiences.
A fun way to interact with the weekly portion and an easy lesson plan that is ready to use.
In this unit you can find resources and texts which explore Shabbat in Jewish thought.
In this unit you can find resources and texts which explore Rabbi Sacks’ approach to diversity.
In this unit you can find resources and texts which explore the themes of Universalism and Particularism in Jewish thought, and specifically the thought of Rabbi Sacks.
Implement these resources, tools, and strategies with your students for increased student-centered learning.
Moving Traditions has developed a new special edition curricular session, to commemorate the anniversary of October 7.
One year since October 7, we are all asking: how do you mark a moment when that moment is still unfolding?