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Explore a collated list of resources including ready-to-use curricula from across Jewish museums, archives, historical sites, and educational organizations for teachers to utilize in the classroom. These resources focus on grades K–12 and are designed to be integrated into your secular classroom.  

Education is one of the most powerful ways to teach inclusion and fight hate. Teaching about Jewish life and creating connections to Jewish stories, people, history, and culture are vital to the work of addressing bias, especially amidst rising antisemitism in our schools and communities.

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In this curated list of curricula resources, you will find: 

  • Booklists celebrating Jewish life for your classroom 
  • Lessons on Jewish luminaries such as Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Emma Lazurus, Ezra Jack Keats, and Levi Strauss 
  • Lessons on immigration, from New York tenements to California’s Gold Rush 
  • Lessons on American Jewish History, including new videos on Jewish Americans 
  • Resources that educate about Jewish traditions and values through art and objects 

This list of resources was developed as part of the National Network for Teaching Jewish Culture and in conjunction with Jewish American Heritage Month. 

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