Using role plays and text study, this lesson explores the limits of freedom on different levels.
Known as the “Holy Land” and as the “Promised Land” Israel is at once ancient and modern, spiritual and vibrant. Your visit to Israel will include stops in historic Jerusalem, cosmopolitan Tel Aviv, the mountain fortress of Masada, Crusader castles from the Middle Ages, the lowest point on Earth-the
SpaceIL’s collective vision is to create a new “Apollo Effect”—or rather, the "Beresheet Effect."
In June 2011, the NY State Education Department (NYSED) stopped providing Regents Examinations in most world languages, including Hebrew. To fill the gap, The Jewish Education Project offers the Hebrew Language Comprehensive Exam (HLCE) which is a Checkpoint B exam.
This Dreidel Game Instructions page clearly explains how to play the traditional Hanukkah dreidel game in a simple, student-friendly format. It outlines how players set up the pot, take turns spinning, and respond to each Hebrew letter, Nun, Gimel, Hay, and Shin. The visual chart makes it easy to remember what each letter means, while the step-by-step directions guide students through the rules. A fun fact about the meaning behind the letters adds meaningful Jewish context, making this a helpful reference for classroom celebrations or holiday learning.
Rabbi Ben Berger, Vice President for Jewish Education, Hillel International
Three suggestions for solidarity with Israel for tweens and teens.
Explore how the Torah teaches us to be good people every day in this Shavuot game!
Delve into the 3 Yamim with ready made programs and content for each.
Training and resources for educators for the Yamim and beyond.