Encourage Hebrew vocabulary and easy word recognition by making a Hebrew family tree.
This playlist of video interviews includes important insights on how to help our students and ourselves amidst the rising antisemitism of today.
Examine the struggles that those who are GLBT, from lower economic backgrounds, from non-traditional family units, and those with disabilities face in a camp setting.
Explore Israeli society, past and present, from the times of the Bible to the latest news.
The iCenter hopes these new playlists and song explanations curated since October 7 are meaningful and useful in your educational settings.
Beginning at the time of hiring second-year bunk counselors, this guide takes learners through the analysis of their camp's Jewish environment and rituals in order to identify the elements of excellent Jewish experiential education within.
This activity practices Hebrew colors, shapes and directional instructions. Appropriate for grades 2-7 and teens too!
Engage students as young as 4th grade with novels, primary sources, and first-hand survivor accounts of the Holocaust.
Considering the symbol of the bracelet to help bring awareness to the Hostages