How to support the Asian American and Pacific Islander communities in this time of increased discrimination.
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.
Open Tent Be Mitzvah is a two-year experience focused on a student’s coming-of-age journey within a Jewish context. The highly personalized learning experience invites students to pursue their interests as they develop and grow . Open Tent Be Mitzvah includes the family in the co-creation of their experience . This program is designed to honor individuals and families for all their identities and offers options for a Be Mitzvah ceremony that are rooted in cultural approaches.
Implement these resources, tools, and strategies with your students for increased student-centered learning.
In this episode, we speak about using respectful language and empowering children to take leadership roles.
This curriculum guide is a navigation of our Jewish responsibility toward civic engagement.
This activity is part of a series of 10 holiday-centered activities intended for students in grades K-4.
Levi Strauss: The California Gold Rush through the story of Jewish immigration to San Francisco.
A tagged searchable collection of resources from work over the last 20 years with nearly 200 congregations done by the Experiment in Congregational Education’s (ECE).