Special Days

Clarification and personalization of the meaning of Rosh Hashana, individually and at broader levels, by the Jewish Agency

Read about how to use Pinterest in Education, and have your students make a boar for Rosh Hashana.

Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year. In this webquest, students will investigate the holiday and learn more about Jewish culture.

In Adele's blog, she explains how to use Linoit for among other things- to make a digital New Year's Greetings board.

Made by the teachers at Neve Chana.

Find a biography from Landmarks that interests you, use one of the Digital Tools, to make a presentation about a person who influenced the State of Israel.

Using Magisto (or any other movie making program) take a poem written by a child from the Holocaust (I Never Saw Another Butterfly Children's Drawings and Poems from Terezin Concentration Camp) and bring it to life.

A simple, short activity on the topic of the Holocaust, that can be done on all levels.

Using Kahoot or Quizziz make (or find) a trivia quiz about a special day.

Using collection of "I Never Say Another Butterfly", and Googleslides, write a message to a child from the Holocaust.

A description of a lesson from Adele Raemer's Blog, Digitally Yours, initiated by one of her students for Independence Day using Instagram

In this activity ,students are asked to write down the ways they follow the prophet’s footsteps (on footsteps templates). Their work can be displayed in class under the title “Follow His Footsteps!”

In this activity the students create a shared booklet about the actions done by the prophet Muhammad PBUH. Find out different suggestions to activate your students’ creativity and writing

Create a fun and engaging day under the title “WE LOVE THE PROPHET”

In this listening activity, the students listen to a song about the prophet and fill in the missing words

A fun and interactive game with general information questions about the prophet

In this activity the students write down different ideas for good manners. Their work can be displayed and discussed in class

Check out these ideas for Channuka Activities to do with your high school classes

An excellent activity with a selection of beautiful quotes about the importance of family

A lesson plan based on three songs that deal with different kinds of relationships between fathers and sons

Watch this brief video with your students. Ask them to think about their own families and how they feel about them. (They may just realize how important their families are and how they love them!)

The theme of this lesson plan is the British Royal Family. Students will build their knowledge of the Royal Family and develop their speaking skills

An interactive “Printing Press” tool that is designed to assist students in creating newspapers, brochures, and flyers. Ask your students to create a flyer or a brochure that gives tips about building and maintaining excellent family relationships

A touching story about family, love, parents & relationships

Writing practice about families: Students will describe what they already know about families by thinking and sharing facts about their own families