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Tuesday, December 02, 2008
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MATERIAL for HIGH SCHOOL (Juniors and Seniors)
Prepared by: Rabbi Neal Kaunfer

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Rabbi Rona Shapiro Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor: Jewish Women and American Immigration (Torah Aura) Age 12-Adult The History of Jewish immigration through the eyes of Jewish women
Seymour Rossel Let Freedom Ring: A History of Jews in the United States, plus Teacher’s Guide (Behrman House) Ages 11-13 A study of American Jewish history from Pre-Colonial America to the present. Students asked to consider their own roles in the future of American Jewish history
Arthur Kurzweil My Generations: A Course in Jewish Family History, plus Teachers Guide (Behrman House) Ages 13-16 A creative text and workbook for students and families to trace their genealogy
Helene Schwartz Kenvin This Land of Liberty: A History of American Jews, plus Teachers Guide (Behrman House) Ages 13-15 More than 350 years of American history filtered through the Jewish experience, based on authentic family record of generations of American Jews.
Marshal Sklare American Jews: A Reader (Behrman House) Adult Selections from authoritative sociological studies of American Jewish life.
David Gorelis and Dorit Gary (editors) American Jewry: Portrait and Prognosis (Behrman House) Adult National Jewish Population Survey data, along with other sources paint a picture of today's American Jewry and define a prognosis for its future
Behrman House Challenge and Change, History of the Jews in America student text Grades 7-9 This will ultimately be a three book series, written in chapters that would be each be a 45 minute lesson. Book One, Early Settlement Through Central European Migration was published last April and Book Two will be out in December. A Teaching Guide is available, and an interactive web site has been designed to offer extra resource material.
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