Explore a collated list of resources that includes curricula from across Jewish museums, archives, historical sites, and more for teachers to utilize in the classroom. These resources focus on grades K–5, and can be integrated into your secular classroom.
Education is one of the most powerful ways to teach inclusion and fight hate. Teaching about Jewish life and creating connections to Jewish stories, people, history, and culture are vital to the work of addressing bias and hate, especially amidst rising antisemitism in our schools and communities.
In this curated list of curricula resources, you will find:
Explore all of our teacher and school offerings including free, downloadable teacher resources and curricula; live virtual tours for K–12 students; short videos related to our exhibitions; a San Francisco city-wide bookmaking competition; educator professional learning opportunities; teen internships; and more, by clicking below.
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Major support for K-12 School and Teacher Programs is generously provided by the California Arts Council; California Bank & Trust; William Randolph Hearst Foundation; Barbara and Ronald Kaufman; The Bernard Osher Foundation; Pacific Gas and Electric Company; The Ullendorff Memorial Foundation; and Yerba Buena Community Benefit Fund.