Levi Strauss: The California Gold Rush through the story of Jewish immigration to San Francisco.
A collection of psalms, tefillot, and readings in response to the events at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021.
This guide teaches the keva and kavanah through text study, prayer analysis, interactive activities, and assessments.
For Yom Ha'atzmaut 2024, Moving Traditions offers you some questions to spur conversation with a group of teens or between family and friends.
Use these texts from Keshet to reflect on and include LGBTQ+ experiences in your Seder and Passover teaching.
Students will use art, music, and their detective skills to deepen their connection to the Haggadah and to enhance their Seders.
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
Explore Israeli society through satire.
This curriculum guide is a navigation of our Jewish responsibility toward civic engagement.
A d'var Torah connects the weekly portion to the State of Israel, including study questions.