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Written by Behrman House Staff, 01 of August, 2014

Teaching Beresheet: a Free Kindle Resource

Help students explore the history, laws, values, and relationships embodied in the Torah with a free Kindle edition of a chapter from Teaching Torah.

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Written by Behrman House Staff, 29 of July, 2014

Easily Integrate Jewish Values into Your Curriculum

Adding Jewish values to your curriculum is easy with featured material, designed to foster deep reflection and critical thinking.

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Written by Behrman House Staff, 25 of July, 2014

Coming Soon: Hineni for the OLC

The Hineni series has been a long time favorite. You've been asking and soon we will bring to you Hineni for the Online Learning Center!

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Written by Behrman House Staff, 25 of July, 2014

Honoring the Elderly: Free Kindle Chapter

Long life is a reward for living righteously. Help students honor the elderly with activities to share their life stories with a free Kindle edition of a chapter from Teaching Mitzvot.

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Addictive games—with content!

Written by Terry Kaye, 24 of July, 2014

Why the game mechanics in our Hebrew software require the player to know—and use—the pedagogic content.

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Written by Behrman House Staff, 22 of July, 2014

New Vacation Trends for Your Furry Friend: Part of Tza’ar Ba’alei Chayim (Kindness to Animals)?

People consider pets to be a part of the family. When the family goes away, it can be hard to part with four-legged friends.

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Written by Behrman House Staff, 18 of July, 2014

Being Kind to Animals: Free Kindle Edition

Help students explore the ways Judaism supports the value of being kind to animals with a free Kindle edition of a chapter from Teaching Mitzvot - Concepts, Values, and Activities.

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Written by Behrman House Staff, 18 of July, 2014

Help Parents and Teachers Talk to Students About Israel and the Gaza Conflict

Although school is not in session, you can provide parents and teachers with helpful tools to talk to children about what's happening in Israel now, and begin to think about what to say in the fall.