We must be willing and prepared to help one another, because when we connect to and support others, we all benefit. But how?
This game is inspired by The New York Times’ new game, Connections. Each grid contains 16 words. The challenge is to divide those words into the correct 4 sets of 4 words each. Best for ages 10 and up.
Add cute comic drawings in your lesson plans with Torah Comics!
Trauma can manifest itself in many forms. To help you navigate the current situation, we would like to offer the following suggestions and resources.
Auntie Tanya shares her (kosher) chicken soup recipe!
Seeing current events and our history through the lens of resilience and unity (achdut).
What can we learn from Hanukah about Thanksgiving, and about Giving Thanks?
Students are challenged to identify the distinguishing characteristics of each letter.
Join Chloé Valdary in her many personas as she takes us through the fascinating story of Mizrahi music in Israel. When Mizrahi Jews first flooded to Israel in the 1950s, their culture was often suppressed in favor of the more dominant Ashkenazi culture that pervaded the young country. In the 1970s
WE DECLARE is an initiative that aims that to bring democracy and Jewish-democratic values to the center of Israeli and global Jewish discourse, inspired and based upon the Israeli Declaration of Independence. At the heart of We Declare is ISRAELI TALMUD: TRACTATE INDEPENDENCE – a brand-new book (in