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by Carol Starin Haroset Pyramids. I always make individual seder plates. It saves passing around a lot of stuff. This...

by Josh Barkin In my childhood home, baseball was a religion. Sandy Koufax was the chief deity. My dad is...

by Laurie Bellet I having been asked recently for project ideas to create functional, beautiful hanukkiyot that are fire safe...

by Laurie Bellet Be thoughtful about “recycling” materials into projects. When art materials are glued to an otherwise recyclable item,...

by Carol O. Starin Highlighters look like markers—but they accent, they don’t obscure. And, they offer so many opportunities for...

by Laurie Bellet Last week I was doing a pre-Simhat Torah pre-K family event and the blank scrolls I had...

by Carol O. Starin Ira Wise shares this teaching experience: I put a pile of paper—6-8 foot chunks of the...

by Laurie Bellet I tend to consider my Sukkah decorating plans twice a year. Once is, of course, several weeks...

by Carol Oseran Starin and Idie Benjamin We who work in the American Jewish community believe that it is possible...

by Laurie Bellet There is a wonderful website (www.teachers.net) offering insights and tidbits regarding every area of education. My favorite...

by Joel Lurie Grishaver The Hebrew part of the supplemental school is the part most rapidly sliding into the abyss....

by Carol O. Starin There is no study without something new. (Hagigah 3a) A new school year. It’s exciting. It’s...

by Josh Barkin Sitting in the Bundestag’s Paul Löbe Building, home to the parliamentary committees of the German government, the...

by Jane Golub, Alan Rowe, and Joel Lurie Grishaver Torah Aura was founded with a basic vision. We knew what...

by Joel Lurie Grishaver Recently I was back East. I did a workshop for some educators, and was surprised by...