Technology usage can have a major impact, both for the good and the bad. In this activity, learners relate the Biblical imperative

The Torah is sometimes likened to the Tree of Life. In this activity, students think about what makes the Torah a tree

Sing and eat to celebrate the New Year for Trees. Students gain appreciation for the bounty of fresh foods available to them

Challenge students to tinker with found objects to create tools and art for the garden as they dig into the mitzvah of

Teach Tu B’Shevat through interactive puzzles based on the popular breakout.edu model. These puzzles empower students to explore four Tu B’Shevat themes: the Talmudic tale

Pomegranate molasses, dates, figs, olive oil, dried grapes, cooked barley and wheat combine to make this tasty/educational treat.

Connect to Tu B’Shevat by using natural material to make a creative art project.

Stretch your body and focus your mind on the New Year of the Trees. Don’t know yoga – no problem! Yoga poses

This game will engage your class in Tu B’Shevat vocabulary while having fun in a game of Bingo. Learn about different food and