PROGRAMS
Curiosity First. Connection Always.
One platform. One vision. One connected learning experience. IsraelLINK’s integrated ecosystem equips educators, engages students, and extends learning beyond the classroom — creating a new standard in Israel education.
Designed for Jewish day schools and supplementary programs, IsraelLINK combines interactive learning, project-based experiences, and expert educator support to create the perfect program to fit your institutional needs.
Students don’t just learn about Israel; they investigate, question, create, play, and discover through engaging lessons designed for today’s learners.
Jewish Day School
Full Year Integrated Program
Designed for the daily classroom. IsraelLINK integrates seamlessly into your existing Judaics or Israel curriculum across the full school year, with enough depth for regular class time.
- Full-year scope and sequence aligned to day school pacing
- In-depth project-based learning modules with a Jewish values lens
- Interactive educational games covering history, land, culture & people
- Teacher training, onboarding, and ongoing coaching
- Professional development workshops throughout the year
- Dedicated content support from our expert team
Supplementary Hebrew School
High-Impact, Low-Prep Program
Designed for once- or twice-a-week programs where every minute counts. IsraelLINK delivers maximum engagement with minimal teacher prep — no Israel expertise required.
- Modular lessons designed for 45–90 minute class sessions
- Turnkey content — teachers open and teach, no prep required
- Interactive games that make limited class time memorable
- Teacher confidence training — no Israel background needed
- Flexible pacing to fit your school's calendar
- Ongoing support from our team throughout the year
Conversation-based Hebrew lessons in Novice and Intermediate (for grades 5-8) levels align with the IsraelLINK Day School thematic units, enabling students to strengthen both Hebrew proficiency and Jewish identity.
Hebrew Education
A Connected Learning Experience
For Educators
Professional Devopement
Meaningful Israel education begins at home. That’s why IsraelLINK Generations offers two distinct ways to engage your community: parent workshops that equip adults with the knowledge and confidence to lead meaningful conversations, and family workshops that create shared learning experiences for parents and children. Together, they help strengthen Jewish identity, nurture lasting connections to Israel, and foster conversations that continue long after the workshop ends.
Parent Workshops
Designed to equip parents with the knowledge, confidence, and language to guide meaningful conversations about Israel.
For Families
Building Meaningful Connection and Lasting Legacy
A curriculum designed for today's learners
At the heart of the IsraelLINK Classroom Experience is a flexible, modular curriculum that can be adapted to meet the unique needs of each school — whether used as a stand-alone course or woven into an existing Jewish studies program.
Engaging
Multimedia tools, real-world scenarios, and thought-provoking discussions encourage students to ask questions, think critically, and reflect on their own identities.
Inquiry-based
Students explore essential questions like "What does Israel mean to me?" and "How does history shape the present?" — building genuine understanding rather than passive knowledge.
Experiential
Activities extend beyond the textbook — interactive learning includes role-playing, project-based assignments, and personal reflection that makes content stick.
Flexible
Works as a stand-alone Israel curriculum or integrates into existing Jewish studies programs — designed for day schools and supplementary programs alike.
Sample Units
See the curriculum in action
Explore four live sample units from the IsraelLINK platform — no login required.
A curriculum designed for today's learners
Engaging
Multimedia tools, real-world scenarios, and thought-provoking discussions encourage students to ask questions, think critically, and reflect on their own identities.
Inquiry-based
Students explore essential questions like "What does Israel mean to me?" and "How does history shape the present?" — building genuine understanding rather than passive knowledge.
Experiential
Activities extend beyond the textbook — interactive learning includes role-playing, project-based assignments, and personal reflection that makes content stick.
Flexible
Works as a stand-alone Israel curriculum or integrates into existing Jewish studies programs — designed for day schools and supplementary programs alike.
Sample Units
See the curriculum in action
Explore four live sample units from the IsraelLINK platform — no login required.
Zionism
Diversity
Jewish Values
Hebrew
