Learners organize their own Adloyada (festive Purim parade) as they learn about how the themes of Purim influence the traditional Israeli version.

Children’s wishes that good things repeat themselves.  Learn to read, sing, and analyze the song  Ani Purim Become familiar with the Hebrew

Knowing when to wear and remove different types of masks can be very difficult. In this activity, learners use Megillat Esther’s narrative

The highlight of many communities’ Purim celebrations is a Purim carnival. However, sometimes communities are unable to get together in person to

When Adar comes, everyone’s level of joy increases. Help students turn things upside-down and make people smile by carrying out some zany

Make some noise! Assemble a mini-makerspace to challenge students’ creativity as they make their own graggers from a wide variety of raw

Dr. Howard Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences suggests that learners approach content through a variety of modalities. Gardner asserts that the realization

Do you know students who love to argue? Channel their energy into this fun tradition, started by University of Chicago professors in

This lesson is designed for students to engage in a hesed (kindness) project in the context of the mitzvot of the upcoming celebration