The Hebrew word for this value is Chesed (חֶסֶד). A person showing this value might help a friend or share their snack
kindness
He led the Israelites out of Egypt.
Moses
She wrote a famous diary that spread awareness about the Holocaust
Anne Frank
This special cup is used during Passover Seders and is left for the prophet who will announce the Messiah
Elijah's cup
The Hebrew words for this value are Tikkun Olam (תִּיקּוּן עוֹלָם). A person showing this value might recycle, volunteer, or help make the world a better place
repairing the world
She saved the Jewish people by being brave and speaking up, and is celebrated on Purim
Esther
She is an Israeli actress who plays Wonder Woman
Gal Gadot
On Passover, we use this special plate to hold symbolic foods that tell the story of freedom
Seder Plate
The Hebrew words for this value are Hachnasat Orchim (הַכְנָסַת אוֹרְחִים). A person showing this value might invite someone new to sit with them or make others feel comfortable
welcoming guests
This woman welcomed guests into her tent and showed great kindness
Sarah
He came up with E=MC^2 and was a scientist
Albert Einstein
This item of clothing has fringes on the corners to remind us of God's commandments
Tallit
The Hebrew word for this value is Kavod (כָּבוֹד). A person showing this value might listen when others are speaking and use polite words
respect
This hero dreamed of stars, was sold by his brothers, and later became a leader in Egypt
Joseph
This baseball pitcher wouldn't play on Yom Kippur, even during the World Series
Sandy Koufax
This object is made from a ram's horn, is blown on Rosh Hashanah, and reminds us of Abraham's willingness to sacrifice
The Hebrew words for this value are B’tzelem Elohim (בְּצֶלֶם אֱלֹהִים). A person showing this value believes every human being is special and deserves respect
all people are created in God's image
This brave sister watched over her baby brother who was placed in the Nile and shelater became a leader herself
Miriam
These two Jewish men founded a very famous ice cream company.
Ben (Cohen) and Jerry (Greenfield)
These three objects are used on Havdalah to symbolize the transition to the new week
wine, spices, candle