ParshaQuest Sheets provide a summary and 5 categories of questions about the weekly parsha.
Hebrew Family Vocabulary Guide.
Discover teaching tips and strategies for Hebrew School teachers in after-school settings.
Alef-Bet Mouse Trap is a fun Hebrew game designed to help students strengthen their Alef-Bet letter recognition skills.
Moshe begins his recap of the last 40 years in the desert.
What's the difference between observing and remembering Shabbat? Can we add to rules from the Torah? And why do we put a mezuzah on our doors?
What do you with a lost animal? How is a bird's nest a lesson of empathy? And what are the crowns on some letters in the Torah?
This Dreidel Game Instructions page clearly explains how to play the traditional Hanukkah dreidel game in a simple, student-friendly format. It outlines how players set up the pot, take turns spinning, and respond to each Hebrew letter, Nun, Gimel, Hay, and Shin. The visual chart makes it easy to remember what each letter means, while the step-by-step directions guide students through the rules. A fun fact about the meaning behind the letters adds meaningful Jewish context, making this a helpful reference for classroom celebrations or holiday learning.
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.