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Bible Stories That Convey Values
 Includes Kit of Pictures, for Kindergarten and Grade 1.
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The program is intended for teachers' use, and deals with value issues arising in five Bible stories: the dispute between Abram's and Lot's shepherds, the story of Miriam, Moshe and Yitro's daughters, David and Goliath, and Solomon's dream. The program includes a teacher's guide, a kit of pictures and folio sheets for the family. |
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Friends Across the Sea - The Jewish People in Our Day.
Textbook and Teacher's Guide, for Grades 5-9.
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| There are about 13 million Jews living in the world, and only 6 million live in Israel! Where do the rest live? How did they get there? What is life like for Jews in the Diaspora? How do they relate to the State of Israel? And what is our relationship with them? This program deals these questions and introduces us to Jewish communities outside Israel. Our hope is to learn about Diaspora Jewry, their world and our connection to them, and through this knowledge, learn more about ourselves. |
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Giving Wholeheartedly - On Organ Donations
Kit for Pupils and Teacher's Guide, for Grades 7-9
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The program deals with the subject of organ donations through discussion of legal, moral and Halakhic questions which arise on the subject. The program comprises a kit of 7 booklets, in the form of newspaper copy, for the pupil and a guide for the facilitator. |
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Rosh Chodesh
On the Jewish Calendar and Rosh Chodesh Traditions
Appropriate to 3rd-4th graders.
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The program comprises six units on different subjects: "Why the moon was created", "Each month has a name", "Our calendar, other calendars", "Rosh Chodesh customs in Jewish communities", "My Rosh Chodesh - a look to the past and future". The program was written with the aim of enriching studies on the subject of "The Moon and the Month" and to strengthen the Rosh Chodesh event as central in the social-cultural school experience. The TALI Parent-Child Workshop on "Rosh Chodesh" is integrated into the Unit. |
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He and She
On Equality and Inequality Between the Sexes in JudaismAppropriate to 6th-7th grades.
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The program comprises seven units on different subjects: "stereotypes", "male and female, He created them", " women's and men's work, "Baruch She'asani Isha", "On women and Mitzvot", "how I look", and "we haven't spoken yet of love".
The program is developmentally suitable for the bar/bat mitzvah year. The program focuses on the status of girls and women in Jewish sources. Similarly, it is possible to integrate the program into sex-education classes.Included is a kit of posters for triggering educational activities or discussion in class.
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Refuah Shleima
On Health and Illness in Jewish Sources Appropriate to 4th-6th grades.
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The program comprises four sections, each including thirteen units on different subjects from the experience of hospitalized children: changes during an illness, sadness, joy and other moods, difficulties in dealing with illness, visiting the sick, life and death, etc.
The program was developed for teachers working with hospitalized children, and is used as well as an enrichment program for teachers in regular schools at those times when they must help their pupils deal with pain, illness, death and loss.Included is a kit of posters designed to trigger discussion and active learning..
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