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Crack-the-Code Worksheet: Jewish Holiday Edition

What did Shabbat say to the other Jewish holidays? Crack the code to find out!

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Four children sit in a field with their back to the camera, making hearts with their hands together.

The Jewish Education Project Guide to Thriving

Selected resources and links on thriving in Jewish education.

The Why and How of Thriving

the vocabulary of thriving includes ideas drawn from Positive Psychology and Jewish education. Select "View Resources" to download this sheet to learn about these definitions and its supplemental terminology.

The Sacred Struggle: Study and Discussion Guide

Download the free Study and Discussion Guide to coincide with your reading of The Sacred Struggle

Men and boys in traditional Orthodox Jewish attire walking together through an urban neighborhood.

A Spotlight on the Orthodox Jewish American Community

Encourage students to broaden their understanding of religious diversity through this exploration of the Orthodox Jewish American community.

A family sits at a table eating a meal, with a man wearing a kippah and a child sharing food.

An Eye on Jewish American Identity

Explore the visible and invisible layers of the rich and varied identities within the Jewish American community. Confront the pitfalls of “single story” thinking.

Educational video thumbnail titled “The Jewish American Story on Film,” featuring illustrated portraits of Jewish communities over a world map background.

A Videography of the Jewish American Experience

Discover the dynamic story of Jewish Americans in this brief video lesson. Explore Jewish American identity including the community’s history, culture, challenges, triumphs, and contributions to American society.