Resource Search Results for "Tagged: permaculture"

• Rainbow Day!

  

  Last updated: May 3, 2013
  by Rabbi David Seide...
  Tags: Adults, Advocacy and/or Policy, Animals, Biodiversity, Camp Counselors, Campers, Carbon Footprints, Children K-12, Children K-8, Clean Air/Water/Soil, Clergy and Rabbinical Students, Climate Change, Communities of Practice, Community Leaders, Community Organizing and Policymaking, Culture Change, Direct Educational Programs and Experiences, Early Childhood, Earth-Based Jewish Practices, Eco-Theology, Education, Energy Policy, Environmental Justice, Events, Experiential Learning, Families, garden, Hands-On Greening, Institutions, Interfaith, Israel/Zionism/Middle East, Jewish Education, Jewish Farming Practices, Jewish Identity, Jewish Literacy, Land Use, Lay Leaders, Leadership Training, Noach, Omer, Organic, Outdoor Classrooms, Parsha, Permaculture, Prayer, Rabbis, Ready-Made Resources, Renewable Energy, Shabbat/Shmitta/Cycles of Rest, Spirituality, Supporting the Environmental Movement in Israel, Sustainable Agriculture, Teachers/Educators, Teenagers, Trees, University Students, Waste and Young Adults

  Rainbow Day, יום ברית הקשת        Remember the Rainbow Covenant on Shabbat Noach, Shabbat Behar and Rainbow Day!         Celebrate Rainbow Day and the Rainbow Covenant with all life! In the Rainbow Day curriculum, you'll find Torah, prayers and liturgies, midrashim about rainbows, lesson plans about seed-saving, learning from Hoshea and Ezekiel, Kabbalah and midrash, and project ideas&... read more.

• Parshat Beha’aloscha: Balancing Natural Forces

  

  Last updated: March 20, 2013
  by Canfei Nesharim: Susta...
  Tags: Clean Air/Water/Soil, Conservation, Education, Jewish Education, Parsha, Permaculture and Ready-Made Resources

  By Dr. Jon Greenberg View a Printable Version | View a Source Sheet This week's Torah portion begins on a positive, confident note. Moshe (Moses) is commanded to transmit the Divine instructions for lighting the oil-lamp menorah to Aharon (Aaron), and to dedicate the tribe of Levi to the service of the mishkan (Tabernacle). The instructions are clear, simple, and direct, and the imagery is positive—li... read more.