At the core of Jewish tradition is the charge for us to be able to say to ourselves and to another person that we were wrong, and also to be able to say to ourselves that we are willing to change so that it will never happen again....... More

This lesson plan will guide educators to support students as they explore and dramatize the story of the Jonah and the big fish, with narration, props, costumes and scenery.  More

The story of Jonah, being sorry, forgiving and the hebrew phrase "G mar Chatima Tova" are each addressed in this lesson on Yom Kippur.  More

At the core of Jewish tradition is the charge for us to be able to say to ourselves and to another person that we were wrong, and also to be able to say to ourselves that we are willing to change so that it will never happen again....... More

A digital retelling of the story of Jonah, often shared on Yom Kippur....... More

“God told Jonah to obey, said, ‘Go to Nineveh this day....... More

Raizel and her father face rejection at Ellis Island, but with a change in attitude and the help of kindly fellow passengers, their second attempt at immigration is successful. Based on a true story. More

Exodus:13:17-17:16 Get Your Feet Wet- it’s the Exodus! The Israelites are finally free, struggling to leave Egypt behind, but now they find themselves trapped not able to cross the sea....... More

Jonah loves Shabbat....... More

Bible Belt Balabusta offers a fun way to highlight a particular verb in the book of Jonah: "“Spewed....... More