Explore your own heritage and life story and create a window display that represents you and your identity.
This activity is part of a series of 10 holiday-centered activities intended for students in grades K-4.
Engage students of all ages in the themes of Tu B’Shevat with differentiated, interactive lessons that explore Jewish teachings on environmental responsibility, personal connections to nature, and the significance of trees in Jewish tradition—designed to be accessible for all learners.
This intergenerational program for families with children ages 7–12 explores ways that Judaism can help us develop meaningful mindfulness practices.
This curriculum teaches the Jewish value of Talmud Torah through text study.
This curriculum guide examines the meanings of prayers in the weekday morning reform liturgy.
This unit is designed for a camp where many of the congregations teach Prophets or teach about heroes or role models in 5th grade and where many of the congregations teach about God and revelation in 6th grade.
A guided discussion of curated questions adapted for use with students in a Judaic Studies classroom.
A unique, active learning format that can be used to introduce and engage students in any topic.
Civic Responsibility, leadership, and civil discourse texts and discussion questions.