Judaism teaches us to practice the middah (Jewish value) of hakarat hatov, or gratitude.
A detailed introduction guides readers through the Declaration of Independence's four sections
Engage in an artistic exploration of teshuva and personal transformation.
"Each and every tree has something important to say. If you listen closely, you might too hear their whispers."Rabbi Jackson Mercer creates intentional spaces as a song leader. He is also the author of Wise Friends, a children's book that's really a book for everyone, filled with millennium-old Hebrew teachings. He also just happens to be this week's guest on Adapting! Listen on Apple or Spotify.
Expand the meaning of the Fast of Esther in an act of solidarity with the Israeli women still held hostage in Gaza.
Art and the Holocaust from World ORT in collaboration with Ghetto Fighters House presents artists and artworks painted within the Nazi camps and ghettos.
In this activity students to write sentences in Hebrew of what they are thankful for.
Our pilot episode will explore how we talk about Judaism, unpacking expressions such as "Judaism says that . . .".
ParshaQuest Sheets provide a summary and 5 categories of questions about the weekly parsha.
Hebrew Notebook - Perfect for classroom use. Includes instructions on how to write Dffus, and Chtav (print and cursive).