Online Learning

B’Shevteha B’vayteha - As You Sit in Your House

As we sit in our homes, this site offers
online resources for learning and living Judaism for people of all ages

Categories

Our online learning sites are arranged by category. Click on a category to jump directly to it. Note, all links will open in a new browser window/tab. Here are the categories for this week: 

• Weekly Torah Portion
• Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur
• Sukkot
• Proverbs

Weekly Torah Portion:

Click here to visit Reform Judaism's website's hub for all things related to this week's portion, the parashat hashavuah. The parashat hashavuah for the week of September 12-18 is Ha'azinu, Deuteronomy 32:1-52.  

For those of you who benefit from sketchnoting and in this case Visual Torah, visual interpretations of the weekly Torah portion, please click here.

For our parashat hashavuah Spotify playlist, please click here.

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Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur:  

Click here for Reform Judaism's source of all things Rosh HaShanah. 

Click here for Reform Judaism's source of all things Yom Kippur. 

Click here for this year's CEEBJ High Holy Days adult and teen Spotify playlist. 

Click here for this year's CEEBJ High Holy Days youth Spotify playlist. 

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Sukkot: 

Click here for Reform Judaism's source for all things Sukkot. 

Click here for a Lego Sukkot Movie. 

Click here for a video of Sukkah City, a rethinking of what a sukkah could look like. 

Click here for CEEBJ's Sukkot youth Spotify playlist. 

Click here for CEEBJ's Sukkot adult Spotify playlist. 

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Proverbs:

Click here for the Proverbs Spotify playlist. 

Click here for a very good introduction to the Book of Proverbs. 

"A Woman of Valor," Eshet Chayil can be found in the Book of Proverbs. A beautiful ode to this was created by Alicia Jo Rabins. Click here to hear the song, watch the video, and read the words of her song. Click here to read "A Woman of Valor" in English, Proverbs 31:10-31. 

Click here for a video of claymation frame by frame commentaries on Proverbs by Jewish educators and BimBam.  

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