Israel curriculum primarily focuses on Israel and not on Jewish studies or Jewish history. Of course, the context of modern Israel history or Israel studies evolves from the Jewish past. Here we are focusing on Zionism and Israel for formal and informal education settings. The following component elements are provided: • Key curated essentials • Self-learning, on-demand units • Age-appropriate curriculum guides • Teaching outlines and lesson plans • Suggested terms, ideas and concepts • Research bibliographies • College syllabi • Weekly Torah portion

Geography/Nature/Environment Grades 6-8

Origins of Israel’s Boundaries from 1930s-1948 Israel’s borders in 1948 were directly impacted by strategic land purchases. The Political Significance of Land Purchase To make the Jewish State a reality, Zionists needed to both attract…

Curriculum/Syllabi|December 12, 2014

Geography/Nature/Environment Grades 3-5

Kiryat Anavim, 1921 Immigrants to Israel in the 1920s faced many difficulties and worked hard to build and develop the foundations for the Jewish State. Eretz Yisrael and Am Yisrael The biblical covenants create a…

Curriculum/Syllabi|December 12, 2014
Israel and Water

Israel and Water Poster Set

An Interdisciplinary Unit on Israel and Water

These posters are an ideal way to bring teachers of general studies and Judaic studies together, while making explicit connections for students. Posters can be used for parent and community education, while adding aesthetic and visual value to your institution.

  • Suitable for learners 5th grade and up
  • A perfect bridge topic between teachers of general and Judaic studies
  • Understand the importance and integration of water to Israel from biblical times to the present
  • Each poster is filled with guiding questions and activities for each topic.