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.

Students will explore key mindsets and techniques to sharpen listening skills and learn how to apply them in thoughtful dialogue.

Prepare young students to read the book, Hold On to Your Music: The Inspiring True Story of the Children of Willesden Lane with this interactive lesson. Explore the Kindertransport and the consequences leading to family separations, and how this connects to your students’ own lives.

Discover how values like community, resilience, and a better future have guided Jewish American contributions to American culture, innovation, and progress.

A picture book that explores the experiences of a young girl navigating multiple identities within her family and community.

Visualize how Jewish communities have moved, rebuilt, and adapted over the last 125 years with an interactive map designed for classroom use.

Explore 125 years of Jewish migration with this interactive map and student activity investigating how antisemitism has affected Jewish communities around the world.