The Covenant
Torah Names
Hebrew Names
Morah Chaya's Classroom
100

What is a Covenant? 

A promise

100
Name one Jewish name that comes from the Torah.

Abraham Sarah Jacob Israel Asher Noah Zebulon and many more! 

100

When is ONE time we can receive a new Hebrew name?

Birth, adoption, b’nei mitzvah, converting to Judaism, a time of great spiritual change, becoming a rabbi, gender change, and sickness

100

In Morah Chaya's classroom, what should you cover when sneezing?

Your mouth! (/face/nose) 

200

What is the Covenant between the Jewish people and God? 

"You shall be My People, and I shall be your God" 

200
Why do we name people after Rebecca?

Because she was kind. 

200
Give one example of a complete Hebrew name

TBD 

200

In Morah Chaya's class, should you speak over Morah Chaya when she's speaking?

NO

300

What do we pass on to a child by giving them a name?

Blessings/Wishes

300

Why do we name people after people in the Torah? 

Because they are part of our holy book, and how we hang onto our tradition!

300

Give one example of a superhero Hebrew name. 1 minute! 

TBD 

300

If Morah Chaya asks you to do something, what should you do?

DO IT 

400
Who do we name babies after in Judaism? 

Ashkenazi: people who have passed away. Sephardic: people who are still alive

400

How do names help us keep our identity?

They can be passed on to the next generation. Even if a lot of other things change we keep our names.

400

Why do we have Hebrew names?

For being called up to the Torah to read Torah and for saying during certain prayers

400

What does b'tzelem elohim mean?

Made in the image of God - we are all holy no matter what! 

500

What's the ceremony name for giving a new name to a baby? 

Brit milah

500

How can a Torah name help us feel Jewish?

By connecting us to our heritage! 

500

What are the three Hebrew words that mean daughter of, son of, and nonbinary child of?

Bat, ben, m'bayit 

500

When Morah Chaya sings out, SPRING UP O WELL, what are the 4 things you should do?

1. Stop what you are doing

2. Turn and look at Morah Chaya

3. Sing the line back

4. Listen for directions