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A classic and influential book examining the key concepts of anthroposophy

All the guidance you need to use The Hero in Me booklets in your setting including instructions for incorporating online resources from ANU - Museum of the Jewish People.

Detailed lesson plans for Make Create Celebrate: Jewish Holidays through Art

Help teens consider today's complex issues from a Jewish perspective.In today's fraught political environment, learning to discuss and debate difficult issues and respectfully hear the opinions of multiple sides is something that we all value.This second collection of Hot Topics will help you and your students do just that. Through the lens of Jewish teachings and texts, it will guide you through complex questions such as:What does Judaism have to say about same-sex marriage? Religious freedom? Social justice?How can Jewish values help us decide what digital games to play? How to read the news? How much screen time is enough?Each chapter focuses on one Hot Topic and includes a complete package of resources that will help you lead a discussion and activity about it.SPECIAL FEATURESEach of the sixteen Hot Topics includes:A ready-to-use lesson plan with step-by-step strategies for introducing the Hot Topic to students; includes essential questions, objectives, background information, and activitiesAn article that explores the issue from multiple perspectivesSource sheets of relevant Jewish textsGlossary of Jewish values and relevant lessons

Challenge students by studying classic Jewish texts, debating environmental dilemmas, pursuing hands-on activities, and journaling their thoughts in the Our Place in the Universe Journal.Students will discover how Jewish values and traditions can guide them in their relationship to the environment, and will forge connections between what they believe and how they live.This Lesson Plan Manual includes:22 Ready-to-use Lesson Plans: Approximately 50 minutes each, including essential questions, goals, activities with step-by-step directions, and background information.Enrichment Options: Optional activities, individual and class projects, and even puzzles for further exploration and study.Project Based Learning: Student-driven learning with real world applications, including environmental action projects in their homes and communities.Further Resources: Links to online resources for your reference and for classroom use.Bonus Game Pack! Free word puzzles and games that reinforce key themes.

A lively story about discovering your talents, starring a host of loveable Scottish wildlife

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Use these black-line masters after a primer to diagnose and remediate Hebrew reading problems for student who have already learned the Hebrew letters and vowels

Students build on the skills they learned in¬¿Book 1¬¿and continue on the path to siddur Hebrew mastery with extra attention paid to comprehension of prayer words and concepts.

Encourages children's interest in the natural world with a range of activities, games and toys to make using one of the four elements.

Presents Jewish history from our earliest ancestors in the Land of Israel to our dispersion in the Diaspora through the Jewish experience in America in the 1880’s. Finally, a Jewish history book through which students can view their own lives and think about their futures! The History of the Jewish People, Volume 1 was developed and written by two esteemed scholars, Jonathan D. Sarna and Jonathan B. Krasner. This dynamic text (for grades 5-7) is a rich presentation of Jewish history from our earliest ancestors in the Land of Israel to our dispersion in the Diaspora through the Jewish experience in America in the 1880’s. Each chapter helps students consider how their lives compare with the lives of our ancestors, how each generation adapts Judaism to its time and place, and how the decisions of previous generations influence our own lives and decisions. The History of the Jewish People, Volume 1 brings these times alive through a dynamic array of famous personalities, diverse source material, clear and concise charts, engaging activities, thought-provoking questions, and exciting graphics, including 16 maps and more than 115 full-color historical and contemporary images.

A sophisticated level of reading readiness instruction - letter recognitionÔø¿andÔø¿a gentle introduction to the vowels!

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A bright and cheerful story full of animals and farmyard fun

Finding Words explores the subtle beauty and stark challenges of family, the complexities of adult friendships, the struggle to center a life on what is meaningful and nourishing, and the holiness to be found in ordinary moments.Moving and accessible, Finding Words is a great gift for friends and family. In addition to being one of those cherished "night table books," it is ideal as a book club selection and also provides thoughtful content for a unique and powerful adult education program. Acclaimed poet and award-winning playwright, Feld is author of the beloved memoir, A Spiritual Life (SUNY Press, revised 2007); her poetry has been featured in numerous anthologies and in several new groundbreaking prayer books. As educator and scholar-in-residence, she has helped clergy and communities across North America use poetry as a powerful means of spiritual expression and has pioneered the field of writing as a spiritual practice.

Book 3¬¿contains additional key prayers from the Shabbat Morning Service three prayers from the Friday Evening Service and excerpts from Hallel.

Students begin their Hebrew study with the Shabbat Morning Service. Five important prayers¬¿brachot and the Kiddush form the basis for this volume. Any student familiar with the alef bet is ready to dive into this book.

The last volume in the New Siddur Program series builds on the basic prayer literacy students have achieved and extends to prayers we recite on the High Holidays and Passover.

Grade Level: 6-8 An intense focus on Hebrew grammar. The theme of mitzvot runs through all of the stories. Teacher's guide available.

Your students already have a basic prayer vocabulary. Now they're ready to build a strong foundation for siddur study with a unique lively combination of prayer materials activities and stories.

A delightful collection of stories, full of fun and adventure, which are true Scottish children's classics.

For the Sake of Zion is fascinating and instructive reading for anyone seeking a better understanding of the Reform Movement outside North America.

This guide is a necessary learning tool for all synagogue staff.

In his second book of the Talmud for Everyday Living series Hillel Gameron expands his conversation with the rabbis of the Talmud on the topic of doing business ethically.

Packed with holiday activities, jokes, and rocking' tunes on a free CD from popular children's musician Mama Doni, Get Cooking! celebrates Jewish American culture and holidays plus makes a Jewish connection to secular American holidays in an exuberant guide that works for Jewish families of all levels of religious observance. Co-author Rachel Harkham showcases modern reinterpretations of classic recipes, sure-fire kid pleasers, and New Jewish cuisine with a worldly spin to please a wide variety of tastes.

An introduction to modern Hebrew literature this anthology is especially apt for classes using Level 2 or Level 3 of the¬¿Hebrew: A Language Course¬¿series.¬¿

We came of age in the '60s and '70s, through civil rights, anti-war protests, and the rise of feminism. We've raised families and had careers. We've been around the world, figuratively if not literally. We've done a lot. And we're getting older. So, we might as well get good at it. Getting Good at Getting Older: A Jewish Catalog for a New Age is a tour for all of us "of a certain age" through the resources and skills we need to navigate the years between maturity and old age. Getting Good at Getting Older brings humor, warmth, and 4,000 years of Jewish experience to the question of how to shape this new stage of life.