Welcome to the Anafim digital resources: Vayikra
Dig into the tools and materials linked here as a supplement to lessons in your Zraim books to help your students grow and flourish
Parshat Vayikra
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Read what the Tosfot had to say about salt on Korbanot here.
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Read more about the process and benefits of Lactofermentation here.
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Click here to learn how to make your own desalination device!
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Learn about how and why Israel uses the desalination process to get most of it’s drinking water, here.
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Do a taste test with your students! Have them record what they are tasting, and its characteristics on this worksheet.
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Find the answer in this article from the OU.
Parshat Tzav
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Click here to watch a video on how Levonah is harvested.
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Read more about Resin and the types of plants that produce it here.
Parshat Shemini
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Use this tool for your insect scavenger hunt!
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Follow this guide to create your vermicompost bin!
Purchase your worms for vermicomposting from Uncle Jim’s Worm Farm.
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You can find a more detailed lesson plan on vermicomposting here.
Parshat Tazria
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This chart can help your students keep track of their growth - both of their plants and their personal development.
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The pictures on this ruler are for spacing seeds, but you can use it to measure the growth of your plants anyway!
Parshat Metzorah
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You can find some DIY bird feeder options here.
Parshat Achrei Mot
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Click here for a Mitzvah Tree to fill out with your class
Click here for an educator sample.
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Play Mitzvah Bingo with your students! This game works exceptionally well for Early Childhood.
Parshat Kedoshim
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Click here to learn more about the Rambam’s psak on plant spacing in Eretz Yisrael.
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If you plant a fruit tree with your students, tag it with this Orlah tag so you remember when you planted it and know when you can eat from it!
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Parshat Emor
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Can your students identify the host plant for each of these butterflies? Can they identify which caterpillar becomes which butterfly?
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Click here to find which plants help support your local pollinators.
Parshat Bechukotai
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Learn more about Aquifers here.