Starter kits

A card set based on the "Wisdom of the Heart" exhibition. The set includes ten female figures, each with an artistic portrait, personal details, and excerpts of poetry and stories about her. Suitable for discussion and sharing activities.

11 posters, including sayings of sages on the subject of acts of kindness, charity, and giving to the poor.

14 designed posters presenting the words of the sages about signage in public spaces. The sources deal with love of Israel, unity, and mutual responsibility.

Ten posters featuring the sayings of the sages on the subject of love for Israel and Torah study, in honor of the 7th of Adar. Next to each source is a picture of the sage.

A collection of 13 images depicting the sayings of the sages displayed in public spaces, on signs on buildings and buses. The sources deal with love of Israel, the relationship between Israel and the nations, and charity.

Eight conversation cards on various topics between one person and another, with wise sayings and questions for discussion. Can be used in small or large groups, in a group setting or in a plenary session.

Herzl saw in his vision the people of Israel, with all its communities, gathering and returning to their land. Herzl's dream did come true: the people of Israel realized the vision and immigrated to their land. In the story of this return, the immigration is counted in waves. The first one counted began in 1881, and after that the count continues and immigrates. The immigrations from the Mediterranean countries, North Africa and the Balkans, which began even before 1881 and continued continuously for many years, are not part of this count. The exhibition tells the story of these immigrations, and unfolds their part in the historical story of the return to the land, the development of settlement and the establishment of the state. Each poster tells the story of one immigration in three parts: Signs of Redemption - initial conditions for immigration, the journey - setting off, settling and building - the settlement in the land.

Eight cards that encourage student dialogue and sharing of feelings on friendship, respect, and unity. Each card features a quote from a Hacham (Sage) taken from the database, “HeHacham HaYomi” (The Daily Sage), and accompanied by a question that opens the dialogue and enables sharing. These cards can be used in the classroom, in small groups, or in conversation between two friends.

Sixty cards of short sentences from the words of the sages in the Daily Wise Database. The cards allow students in the Beit Midrash and various process groups to create discourse and study. On all cards, a dialogue takes place between the short text and the image, allowing for different interpretations.