History of Israel: Henrietta Szold
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Grades: 6-Adult The History of Israel Series is a resource for teaching about the evolution, development, and history of the State of Israel. Each History of Israel lesson offers students an opportunity to study a period in time, an event, a person, or a situation facing Israel.
There are twelve History of Israel lessons on the following topics.
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Balfour Declaration
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David Ben Gurion
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Birth of Israel
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Five Aliyot
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Theodor Herzl
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Kibbutz
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Rav Kook
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Land of Jews From All Over the World
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Golda Meir
- The Six-Day War
- Henrietta Szold
- The West Bank
- Teacher's Guide
The History of Israel: Henrietta Szold lesson allows students to focus on the woman who helped build Israel. She created Youth Aliyah and was instrumental in the process of rescuing Jewish children from Nazi Europe. This lesson centers on her biography but also narrates the creation of those institutions. It culminates with the study of excerpts from several of her letters, giving insight into her motivations.
When you purchase this lesson, you will receive a link to download it. Make as many copies as you need for your school and only your school. Downloaded materials are not returnable.
Teacher Guide not included.
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History of Israel: Henrietta Szold