Judaism Religion and Spirituality People and Society

@Intermall

Top: Kids_and_Teens: People_and_Society: Religion_and_Spirituality: Judaism:

• - Online showcase promoting Jewish culture. Includes virtual museum exhibits, artwork, and glimpses into the lives of Jewish youth around the world
  
• - An encyclopedia of information about Judaism, Jewish practices, holidays, people and beliefs. For beginners, intermediate or advanced readers.
  
• - Resources to plan and have a successful Bar or Bat Mitzvah. The site features include: sample invitations, speeches and stories, and tips.
  
• - Teen journal and online community features chats, discussions, and articles.
  
• - Craft projects for children. Includes both holiday and more general projects.
  
• - The Jewish Encyclopedia For Kids is made as an online educational site for children who are interested in Jewish facts and history.
  
• - Children's e-books on Shabbos, some easy to read ones with pictures and a coloring book to download.
  
• - Summer 2001 is a place for children to experience the richness, excitement and warmth of Rhode Island Warwick's Judaism.
  
• - Games and activities for Jewish kids. Includes games, e-cards, and a virtual tour of Israel.
  
• - Introduces young children to learn Alef-Beis. Includes coloring pages.
  
• - This site not only has stories and jokes, but also contains a directory of all the blessings and pronunciation guide.
  
• - Bar Mitzvah and Bat Mitzvah questions and answers for the non Jew.
  
• - The homepage for the Jewish Childrens Museum located in Brooklyn, New York. The site has lots of fun graphics, including games and a webcam.
  
• - Includes sections about Children's Parsha, Jewish holidays, Israel, Hebrew, and Jewish heroes from the Torah.
  
• - Stories and lessons on reading Hebrew.
  
• - Introduces the calendar still used for religious purposes. Answers questions such as when does a Jewish day begin and which years are leap years.
  
• - Humorous poetic retelling of the Passover Haggadah using 3 frames. One frame is used for definitions.
  
• - A special place where children nurture friendships, develop self-confidence and strengthen their Jewish identity. San Diego area.
  
• - Includes stories, crafts, recipes, games, puzzles, and online greetings.
  
• - Homework help, games and links for Jewish kids. Tips for writing a dvar Torah. Help kids in Israel who have been hurt by terrorism. Start a readathon at your school.
  
• - Place where Jewish teens can hang out and chat with other teens. Includes a message board and live chat.
  
• - A series of stories, educational material, interactive fun and games, and printable coloring pages for Jewish children.