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Food waste
Blessing Our Food Waste
yesThrough the practice of a food waste ritual, we can find deep lessons in how we gather, cook, and scrap food. We visually express those...
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Decomposition
yesWhat can return to the earth quickly and what will stick around for hundreds of years? This game will challenge participants to think critically about...
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Judaism and Food Waste Source Sheet
yesThis source sheet is a dive into Jewish tradition’s commentary on prohibitions against wanton waste, environmental stewardship, responsibility for community members in need, and responses...
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WORMS!
yesThis program is designed to help kids understand the values of Hachnasat Orchim and Bal Tashchit. Kids will have the opportunity to meet worms, explore...
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Soil Safari – Exploring the Subterra Universe
yesThis Tamarack Camps program is an introduction into the wide array of soil types and different life forms that exist in our soil. Participants will...
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Min Ha’Aretz: Making Meaning from Our Food
yesThis curriculum allows students from grades 5-9 to explore the question, what is the relationship between Jewish texts, traditions, and practices and the food we...
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Green Kiddush Guide
yesIncluded in this guide for synagogues are specific suggestions on how to schedule and promote a vegetarian Green Kiddush, a list of concrete ways to...
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Early Childhood Learns about composting!
yesThrough a small discussion and watching a Curious George video, the children will learn about how everyone produces trash and ways to keep said trash...
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Worms: An Exploration of Earthworms
yesThis program is an introduction to earthworms and their necessary place in decomposition and soil health as well as looking deeper into cycles that renew...
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Wild and Wonderful Worms
yesThis program uses worms to explore how all of G-d’s creatures work together to create a functioning garden/society/world. Participants will get the chance to explore...
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Topsy Turvy Bus
yesThe Topsy Turvy Bus facilitates rethinking the current, nonrenewable, and often damaging systems of the world we live in. This summer’s theme was focused on...
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Holy Compost! Sacred cycles of rest and work
yesThis program combines a group walk to compost piles, and a look at vermicomposting bins, with a conversation about the Jewish value of distinguishing between...
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Farmer Michael’s Wagon Garden
yesChildren planted seeds in a soil-filled wagon, which could easily be transported from classroom to classroom, and watched them grow over the course of four...
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