The calendar is filled with special days throughout the year. Put your own Jewish twist on these summer ones while you participate in the various celebrations. Remember that meteorological summer begins on June 1.

The calendar is filled with special days throughout the year. Put your own Jewish twist on these summer days while you relish

Learners participate in a siyum (a traditional celebration of completing a section of learning) as they use technology to mark their accomplishments and to

As early as sophomore year in high school, students are bombarded with questions about “what’s next?”  This lesson offers these students some

L’hitraot Chaverim–Teach your students to say goodbye in the Jewish way through celebratory meals, praying, singing, and planning to meet again. This

49 Days. 7 Weeks. The time it takes to get from Pesach to Shavuot. The amount of time that passed between B’nei

Many people think of Tu B’Av (the fifteenth of the month of Av), as the Jewish Valentine’s Day.  This perspective comes from

Just as students learn in many different styles (i.e., Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences), they can show their knowledge in a variety of

To end the year, challenge your students to tell their personal and Judaic experiences in just six words. This activity is a