Lesson 1
Lesson 2
Lesson 3
Lesson 5
Lesson 7 & 8
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Define Responsibility
Something we are expected to do.
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What is the Jewish word meaning "The Jewish People?"
Israel
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Define Sages
Wise teachers (The Rabbis of the Talmud)
100
What do we incorporate into our everyday lives without even knowing?
G'milut Chasadim
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Why is it important to think of others in time of celebration.
Because some people are less fortunate then us and we must think about them too.
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What do we call "Jewish" responsibilities?
Mitzvot
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What is K'lal Yisrael
The community of Israel
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What are the two types of Jewish responsibilities?
Doing G'milut Chasadim for yourself and Doing G'milut Chasadim for others
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How do we incorporate g'milut chasadim into our everyday lives?
By taking care of ourselves and others and doing good deeds for others.
200
Name 4 of the 8 Jewish Holidays we discussed. Bonus if you get all 8.
Rosh HaShanah Sukkot Simchat Torah Chanukah Tu BiSh'vat Purim Pesach Shabbat
300
Why did students given the slip that said, "write a word for each letter in the alphabet that reminds you of school," feel upset?
The other students were able to choose an activity they wanted to do.
300
What does the number 70 suggest in the following quote; "Israel is one, though dispersed among the seventy nations"
great number of different nations
300
Why is it important to have a balance in life.
you cant be too selfish and you cant be too selfless
300
What does the following quote mean; "No one should let a day pass without doing a specific act of loving-kindness."
We should perform acts of g'milut chasadim every day and not go a day without it.
300
Which holiday is being described? When we finish reading the Torah, we start again right at the beginning - and we have a big party in the synagogue to celebrate! The Torahs are marched around the temple and we wave flags and sing.
Simchat Torah
400
What is a dilemma. Name an example from our class dilemma examples.
A difficult choice in which feelings conflict. When we get a new bike but have home work. When your friend calls you and asks you to come to a movie, but you have to take care of the dog.
400
What does the word DISPERSED mean in the following quote; "Israel is one, though dispersed among the seventy nations"
Spread out
400
Where is our Tzadaka money going?
St. Judes Children Hospital
400
Name a way in which you can remember to do g'milute chasadim every day.
Plan it out in an organizer. (Answers may vary)
400
God gives us a day off from work and school every week! We rest, spend time with the family and friends, go to the synagogue, and have a special meal on Friday night with challah and grape juice. Which holiday is this?
Shabbat
500
Define G'milut Chasadim and give 3 out of the 6 examples. Bonus if you get all 6.
Personal act of loving kindness dedicated to making the world a better, holier place. Looking after the environment Welcoming guest visiting the sick honoring parents respect for the elderly Compassion for animals
500
Name the 3 different Jewish Communities we discussed in class and explain what the significance of talking about these communities was.
Argentina, Soviet Union, Ethiopia Each is a Jewish community that shows how the Jewish communities all around the world come together in times of need.
500
What does the following quote mean; "If I am not for myself, who will be for me? If I am only for myself, what am I? And if not now, when?"
there is a time to do things for yourself and a time to do things for others. You need to have a balance between the two so you are not too selfish and not too selfless.
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What is the connection between planning to do g'milut chasadim every day and looking for opportunities to do avodah?
Avodah is holy work. If we plan to do something to make the world a better place every day then we are becoming more holy. It is part of the holy work, and the connect.
500
Match each of the following objects up with a Jewish Holiday Tree Challah and Wine Dreidel and gelt Torah Etrog and Lulav matzah Fruit Apples and Honey
Tree -- Tu Bsh'vat Challah and Wine -- Shabbat Dreidel and gelt -- Chanukkah Torah -- Simcha Torah Etrog and Lulav -- Sukkot matzah -- Passover Costume -- Purim Apples and Honey -- Rosh Hashana
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