Jewish Education

Who Are We? ISTOCHNIK is a coalition of prominent educational organizations on four continents. How Do We Reach Our Targets? Over the Internet now available even in the remotest areas. To do what? To provide the 200 Jewish educational faculties of the Former Soviet Union, with the teaching and training materials not otherwise available. To re-connect the unconnected Jews of the FSU with their fellow Jews.

The only early childhood and preschool music program using Jewish and secualr source material in the classes. For parents/caregivers and their children aged 0-6 years.

Television shouldn't be the only activity children do at home. With a little creativity, art projects and other activities can become part of your childrens' daily routine.

The Contact Center is a leading Education & Technology Division of The Jewish Zionist Education Department, Jewish Agency for Israel. Using cutting edge technology, we enable the global Jewish-Education community to collaborate, learn and address shared professional issues, while engaging with the best of Israel and with each other.

Educational resources for parents, teachers and students. Includes games, interactive curriculum materials, supplements to classroom learning, parent chat, and more

this site has several on-line lessons including summer reflection for teachers, ideas for the first day of class, Prince of Egypt, and more

Consulting service providing workshops, tutoring, accompanied tours and referrals for Jewish and Interfaith families in the greater Washington, DC area.

The Jewish Educators Assembly is the professional membership association representing a broad range of educators and educational administrators who identify with the Conservative Movement. Our organization is dedicated to the advancement of Jewish educators and the enhancement of Jewish education in North America

JewishEM offers workshops for pre-teens and young adults. The objective is to teach students the importance of respect, good manners and ethical behavior in social situations. Each workshop is linked to Talmudic stories, Mitzvot or Scripture. Students interact in age appropriate groups and share the experience of building new friendships, acquiring skills and confidence, while becoming more comfortable in unfamiliar situations.

The foundation provides financial support to elderly non-jewish rescuers of Jews during the Holocaust and has developed a Resource for Teachers to assist in Holocaust education through stories of rescue.

Website for this grantmaking and education foundation that combats the causes and consequences of poverty in the U.S. Provides educational materials linking Jewish teaching and history to contemporary social justice issues.

Newsletter info. and FAQ about Jewish Homeschooling

An inclusive Portland, Oregon-area network and support group for Jewish homeschoolers

The Jewish Encyclopedia For Kids is made as an online educational site for children who are interested in Jewish facts and history.