This Sukkot lesson plan explores Jewish texts in-depth and is adaptable to both online and in-person.
What does the Sukkah represent? Literal huts or protective clouds?
Filled with sensory experiences, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot have countless opportunities to create connections to Israel.
Created by The Avodah Institute for Social Change
This resource collection, useful for educators' own reflection and learning and for older students, contains a series of text studies, tools for reflection, artistic interpretations, and activities, created by a range of rabbis and Jewish educators, providing different pathways to explore the question: How do we turn towards change?
The Land of Israel has a long and winding past that touches on many peoples, cultures and events, and the complex and rich history of Israel’s path to statehood is abundant with often-overlooked facts.
What’s the true story of the hundreds of thousands of displaced people in the Middle East? One of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict’s biggest hot potatoes is the idea that ethnic cleansing transpired against Palestinian Arabs in 1948.
A lesson plan focusing on the question "How do we turn towards change?".
Explore the ways Tisha B’av helps us learn how to rebuild one another after experiencing great loss.
Primary sources to explore the origins of Lag B'Omer and some of its customs.