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Recommended Links

Mearaat Hamachpela In Chevron
Great site about the cave of Mearat Hamachpela with educational metirials and a vertial tour

mkm- Haifa- The Sigd

AMIT
AMIT enables Israel's youth to realize their potential and strengthens Israeli society by educating and nurturing children from diverse backgrounds within a framework of academic excellence, religious values and Zionist ideals. The site has many activities and games which help educate the children.

Shiron net
words/lyrics for most of Israeli songs

amit-purim

Chabad- Tishrei

Zwst Hadracha In German

Israel's actions in Gaza is an act of self-defence
A lawyer explains why Israel has the right to defense herself

Elections 2009
PPT, Pics & etc about the coming election 2009

The magic of creation

Akhlah- Jewish Holidayes for Childrens
Games, Arts & crafts, Tradition etc....

Rav Kook Torah

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Shabbat Shira
(Peula)

Teach about the nature of Yam Suf, and a little about how song can reflects our religious nature.
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Biblical Leadership Shiur/sicha
מנהיגים מהתנ"ך(Shiur)

The point of this shiur is to teach the chanichim about various leadership qualities, and to show them examples in Tanach where these leadership skills are used by different characters. Therefore the goals of this shiur are threefold:

To discuss with the chanichim various traits a leader should possess and why these traits are so crucial.
To use the examples in Tanach as jumping off points for discussing contexts when these traits should be put into use. Try to think of other examples in their lives where this particular leadership trait would need to be employed.
To show the chanichim how the Tanach is not boring, but active and engaging, full of situations and characters that we can relate to and identify with. The characters in Tanach should be seen by the chanichim as “leader role models” that they can identify with and strive to imitate.

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