Saying berachot before eating is a way to express appreciation for the food one is about to eat. Sourcing food back to

Practice gratitude and examine the concept of hachnasat orchim (welcoming strangers) by learning to say “thank you” and “you’re welcome” in a

Sukkot and Thanksgiving both celebrate the harvest. Students experience this celebratory time through interactive activities and reflect on the similarities and differences

Explore the different berachot (blessings) that help us to say “Thanks” for the foods that we eat through the lens of Thanksgiving.

At this time of year, pumpkins are everywhere. See pumpkins in a new way through a Jewish lens.

Updated for 2017! Find old favorites and discover new ones in this annotated bibliography of the Jewish supernatural.

This lesson plan and activity guide will help students make connections between the pilgrims’ immigrant experience and Jewish American immigrant experiences while

These Hebrew Vocabulary Cards will help students gain familiarity with the basic Hebrew vocabulary associated with Thanksgiving.  The vocabulary cards download includes

Download a list of mitzvah projects that students and families can do to have their Halloween candy make a difference.   Consider expanding any