Examine the diversity of Jewish communities across Europe before the Holocaust to give students essential historical context and a clearer understanding of the scale of destruction.

In this brief video, students examine the meaning of Shabbat and how it shapes Jewish faith, community, and identity.

This picture book for young readers introduces students to archaeology and Jewish history through a young girl’s discovery at an ancient dig site in Israel.

Explore the Jewish tradition of a naming ceremony through this story about family and community.

Over the course of his lifetime, Judah gave away more money than any other American of his time. But he was not famous. And that's just the way he wanted it.

Learn about Judith Heumann, a Jewish, world-renowned disability rights activist who was a tireless champion of a more accepting, understanding, and responsive society.

Learn about Judy Blume, an American Jewish writer and one of the most prolific and influential novelists of our time, whose work gives voice to the uncertainties, awkwardness, insecurities, and pain of growing up and experiencing change.

A picture book that introduces students to klezmer music and its roots in Eastern European Jewish culture through a lively, story-driven narrative.

Bring history to life with this six-minute virtual reality film featuring Holocaust survivor Roman Kent, his dog, Lala, and the timeless lesson that love is stronger than hate.

Explore the risks of using the widely taught Holocaust fable The Boy in the Striped Pajamas in the classroom.