Educational Resources for You
Celebrate Tu B’Shevat with an exciting collection of educational materials that bring Israel’s nature and Jewish traditions to life! These resources are perfect for classrooms, families, and community groups looking to deepen their connection to Tu B’Shevat and nurture a love for nature.
Available materials include:
Tu B’Shevat Seder: A thoughtful guide to celebrating the New Year for Trees, filled with traditions, reflections, and opportunities to connect with nature.
Tu B’Shevat Program for School-Aged Kids: Hands-on activities, creative crafts, and interactive games designed to explore the connection between Israel’s nature and Jewish history. From learning about the iconic almond tree to uncovering the values of environmental care and sustainability, this program is meaningful and engaging for kids.
Trees of Israel Poster: A beautifully designed poster that highlights the unique trees found throughout Israel.
Almond Tree Poster: Featuring the almond tree, a symbol of Tu B’Shevat and renewal, perfect for learning and inspiration.
Download these materials now and bring Tu B’Shevat to life in your community!
The Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel (SPNI) plays an integral role in providing environmental education to all schools in Israel, running a variety of classroom and hands-on educational programs. All schools in Israel, public and private, religious and secular, Jewish and Arab, use SPNI’s environmental educational materials across the state. SPNI’s Field Schools provide a variety of educational, camping, and recreational programs for families, individuals, and organized school groups for hands on learning about nature as well.
Nature Israel is building a program to provide English speakers with SPNI’s educational content to share with learning communities outside of Israel.
A Gift for You
Anyone who has made a donation now or in the past year and lives in the U.S. can sign up for our new Nature Israel Educational Program, and we will send you one of SPNI’s signature programs for school-age children. Sign up here now for your family, synagogue, classroom, or camp.