Resources For Researchers
A wealth of resources for scholars, researchers, and knowledge seekers.
Educators receive training on accessing unique primary source material as well as on bringing the lessons and programs into the classroom or youth group settings.
These are YOUR teacher resources.
The Library’s expert team of educators has developed a treasure trove of materials to help formal and informal educators throughout the world bring history, Israel, heritage, the Middle East, culture, humanities, arts and so much more to K-12 learners. Learn about our newest educational initiatives below.
NLI’s English-language education websites, The National Library of Israel for Educators presents lesson plans and activities —ranging from personalized B’nai Mitzvah experiences to creative lesson plans on historical figures such as Hannah Senesh.
RESOURCES FOR EDUCATORSWe are excited to present Curate & Create, a contest and educational program, which invites young learners to explore treasures of Israeli and Jewish culture from the National Library of Israel collections and create an original Yom Ha’atzmaut poster that expresses their reflections on Israel and its role in the Jewish world today.
Learn moreBring the treasures of the National Library of Israel to your community with an exhibit of 18 highlights from the Library’s collections, available online with an option to print for mounting in your venue. Educational resources, including lesson plans, webinars, and other materials, are available in conjunction with the exhibition.
Learn moreBar/Bat Mitzvah celebrations are an important milestone, as teens embark on their personal journey toward becoming independent members of the Jewish people. In this new program, The National Library invites teens to explore their heritage and reflect on their personal connection to it.
Learn MoreFor more information about the latest educational programs, contact Shuvi Hoffman, Global Jewish Education Manager, at shuvi.hoffman@nli.org.il.
A wealth of resources for scholars, researchers, and knowledge seekers.
Digitized treasures, family history services, and online cultural events and more.
Educational programming, expert speakers, mission planning support, and other services.