Enrichment

Supplementary Unit (1998–2008)
Tracing the events of the last decade
from our Golden Jubilee to our 60th anniversary

• Resource material, poetry and songs

• Learning about Ethiopian Jewry
  Our Family Album Learning about life in Ethiopia- grades six to nine (posted November 2019)
  
  King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba - Junion high school (posted September 2019)
• Trigger-happy fingers on the keyboard – Taking responsibility for your words. Activities for middle and high school students to mark 21 years since the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin
  (posted November 2016)  
• Lesson Plan on Shimon Peres
  President Clinton's Eulogy for Shimon Peres and Poem. Sent by Sandy Regev. (posted October 2016)
• Reading Text on Shimon Peres from the WhatsUp Project (posted October 2016)
• Operation Protective Edge - Ideas to Engage Students (posted August, 2014)

Target Audience: Teachers of all subjects and all age levels.

What?

• An organized bank of movies to be screened in the classrooms.
• This service enables pupils to watch hundreds of movies on computers and screens in the classroom.

Why?

• The movie bank is an additional and important resource in pedagogical innovation. Learning through movies is enjoyable and motivating.
• The bank  is a source of activities to integrate pedagogical innovation through motivating materials which arouse the curiosity of the pupils.
• The films assist in presenting learning topics from various angles and facilitate classroom discussions that arouse emotions, feelings, and insights.
• The bank is constantly updated and expanded with new and additional movies.

How?

• To protect copyrights, the bank is available using the Ministry of Education password.
• The movies may be viewed within the school walls.
• Here is a video clip explaining how to use the bank and its contents.
• Link to the Movie Land movie bank.