This lesson explores the concept of tzedakah.

This lesson explores the concept of tzedakah.
This lesson focuses on the Jewish obligation to reach out to help those who are less fortunate.
Students are introduced to the concept of "Tikkun Olam" and study several Jewish sources. They arrive at a working definition of the term chesed.
This discussion guide explores the Jewish approach to repentance, drawing on Rambam’s Hilchot Teshuvah (Laws of Repentance). Included are hands-on activities for younger and older students that deal with guilt and apology.
The story of Chanukah includes the victory of the Maccabees against the Greek armies, and the oil in the menorah burning for eight days instead of one. We usually call these events “miracles”. But what are miracles? In this lesson, we will explore the Jewish...
A quest to make a children's Machzor for Rosh Hashana, concentrating on Teshuva, Tefilla and Tzedaka. For the Webquest, click here.
Students research their family history, beginning with the question: "I am here now, how did I arrive in this particular place?" Students interview family members.
In this web-enhanced lesson, students explore the significance of November 29th in modern Jewish History. Students examine online resources to examine the events that led to the historic UN decision of November 29, 1947. Click here.
In this lesson, students will analyze Birkat Hamazon as a prayer and then as a blessing.
In this lesson, students will examine Birkat Hamazon as an inspiration for caring for the environment. Students will will study sources pertaining to Judaism’s approach to environmental ethics.