Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE HE How do our students integrate the significance ofYom Kippurand the Jewish ValueofT’Shuvahinto their own lives? How well,or to what degree, do theyconsider thosethingsfor whichtheywould like to ask forgiveness?These are questions parents, educators, and clergy often ask....... More

Leviticus: 16:1-18:30 If Nadav and Avihu, two of Aaron's sons, were killed for incorrectly approaching God, what chance do the rest of us have to do it right? Jana Jett Loeb delves into the need for a patient engagement with those we love — and how that's better than bringing fire of our own....... More

At the core of Jewish tradition is the charge for us to be able to say to ourselves and to another person that we were wrong, and also to be able to say to ourselves that we are willing to change so that it will never happen again....... More

This lesson plan will guide educators to support students as they explore and dramatize the story of the Jonah and the big fish, with narration, props, costumes and scenery.  More

To enhance engagement, pose questions to viewers before they watch to help them focus their viewing....... More

A terrific craft from the Bible Belt Balabusta: "Cheap, quick and irresistible to honk: the Party Horn Shofar....... More

A wonderful app from G-dcast: This web app is inspired by the Yom Kippur rituals from the time of the Temple in which a goat is symbolically burdened with the sins of the Jewish people....... More

At the core of Jewish tradition is the charge for us to be able to say to ourselves and to another person that we were wrong, and also to be able to say to ourselves that we are willing to change so that it will never happen again....... More

This song, a parody of "Get Lucky" by AISH details and demonstrates the importance setting goals and one's self reflection that can be inspired by the sound of the shofar in the beginning of the Jewish year....... More

Words and Music by Ellen Allard,www....... More