Find educational resources that align with our animated Talmud videos.
This course guide is based on episodes produced by independent artists for Studio G-dcast. Each part of the course guide is designed to introduce students, ages 15 and older, to a story from the Talmud and encourages students to reflect on the relationship between the Talmud story and the artists’ retelling of that story in film.
Recommended for students in grades 9-12
Who are the characters in the Talmud? We’ve created a nifty little map to help you understand the relationships between the different characters. Enjoy!
This free source sheet tells the Talmudic story of the Oven of Achnai. Don’t forget to download the song and lyrics too!
This song about Lo Bashamayim Hi: The Tale of the Snake-Oven was written by Eliana Light.
This free source sheet includes the Hebrew and English translation of a wonderfully woven talmudic tale about a Rabbi named Shimon Bar Yochai and his time spent in the confines of dark cave with his son, fleeing an oppressive Roman regime whilst never loosing connection with Adonai.
This free source sheet tells the story of Two Wicks in One Flame. It is a Babylonian Talmud story about a down-on-his-luck carpenter who asks his apprentice for a loan.
This free source sheet explores Elisha and Acher. High school is hard, even for perfect student Elisha ben Abuya. So, when a wisecrack gets him suspended, he decides to throw away his good guy persona in favor of a more rebellious reputation, with a new name, Acher.
This free source sheet includes the Hebrew and English translation for Menachot 44a, a story that’s got it all—riches, romance, and samurai rabbis.
This free source sheet features Menahot 29b or what is commonly referred to as the Crowns and includes both the Hebrew and English translation.
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