27 lessons grouped in eight units: Jewish Connection to the Land; Zionism; People and Places; Institutions; Culture; Israelās Place in the World; State Building; Jewish Holidays & the Jewish State
Each lesson contains multiple activities for different grade levels
Lessons and activities include primary source materials, photographs and maps
Rabbi Marshall Lesack, Education Director, Congregation Shearith Israel, Atlanta –
The curriculum effectively engages our target population in conversations and activities about Israel which enables them to develop a connection to the people, the land, its history and its future. By fusing together big ideas with hands-on and relevant activities, young people are building a relationship with Israel in a variety of fun, thoughtful and exciting ways
Charlie Sherman, Head of School, Am Yisrael Congregation, Northfield, IL –
We received absolutely glowing comments from the teacher who used this curriculum from our team. I look forward to receiving the new license.
Gail Robillard, Library and Judaic Specialist, Brawerman Elementary School –
As a teacher in K-6 school, I am very appreciative of the CIE Israel curriculum. Before it existed, I spent a lot of time adapting middle and high school curriculum as well as locating appropriate primary sources. Now, I have a wealth of primary sources to use effectively and useable integrated lesson plans.
Rabbi Marshall Lesack, Education Director, Congregation Shearith Israel, Atlanta –
The curriculum effectively engages our target population in conversations and activities about Israel which enables them to develop a connection to the people, the land, its history and its future. By fusing together big ideas with hands-on and relevant activities, young people are building a relationship with Israel in a variety of fun, thoughtful and exciting ways
Charlie Sherman, Head of School, Am Yisrael Congregation, Northfield, IL –
We received absolutely glowing comments from the teacher who used this curriculum from our team. I look forward to receiving the new license.
Gail Robillard, Library and Judaic Specialist, Brawerman Elementary School –
As a teacher in K-6 school, I am very appreciative of the CIE Israel curriculum. Before it existed, I spent a lot of time adapting middle and high school curriculum as well as locating appropriate primary sources. Now, I have a wealth of primary sources to use effectively and useable integrated lesson plans.