The Shalom Hartman Institute's Ritual Center offers this ritual to remember, reflect, and hope in this high holiday season.
Consider what it might look like to plan for instruction based on what’s strong with students, not what is wrong with students. For instance, how can instruction be planned to build on strengths such as curiosity, kindness or judgment?
Daniel Rechtschaffen created a framework to think about mindfulness in terms of 5 literacies:
physical,
mental,
emotional,
social and
global.
This workbook explores each of the 5 literacies and provides a variety of practical activites with clear directions for each activity. In additiion, each literacy activtiy comes with an explicit rationale detailing the benefits of doing that acitivity.
Engage students of all ages in the themes of Tu B’Shevat with differentiated, interactive lessons that explore Jewish teachings on environmental responsibility, personal connections to nature, and the significance of trees in Jewish tradition—designed to be accessible for all learners.
Using the lens of Mordecai and Haman, this project has students consider the good and bad in their lives.
This curriculum guide aims to support Jewish American adolescent women and their mothers.
This curriculum covers the Exodus, Hanukah, and Esther narratives, holiday liturgy and ritual, and certain aspects of Holocaust history.
Make Purim accessible and engaging for all students with our Interactive Megillah and Words for Purim activity.
For meaningful insights on Seder night, download these beautifully designed Seder night reflection cards.
For meaningful insights on Seder night, download these beautifully designed cards featuring short yet powerful thoughts from Rabbi Sacks.