Print this chart to reframe ordinary actions and values Jewishly (and in Hebrew too, even if you don’t know from Hebrew). When you catch your kid doing something good, name it, frame it, prai…
A great visual to use when teaching students about mitzvot. This poster set includes both 8.5" x 11" and 11" x 17" sizes. Each poster focuses on one mitzvah. Specific Posters: - Visiting the Sick - Feeding the Hungry - Donating Tzedakah - Showing Respect - Taking Care of the Environment - Being Kind to Animals - Welcoming Guests - Studying Torah Specifics: - PDF download - No physical product will be shipped - 8.5" x 11" and 11" x 17" included
Print this list and keep it handy for a month of mitzvot.
Pomegranates in Jerusalem Courtyard Pomegranates are one of the seven fruits of the land of Israel. The seeds symbolize 613 mitzvot. A print of a handmade original Oil painting on canvas - All artwork is printed in Canada and ready to hang - Shipping is free in USA and Canada Please note: the perception of colors may vary slightly depending on your screen. • PRINT MATERIALS CANVAS: * Giclee with Pigment Ink on a Premium Fine Art Matte Canvas 410g/m2. * Canvas is stretched on lightweight 1.5" wood OR 3/4 inch wood * Border is Mirror Image of the painting .....Please choose from several Varnish options: MATTE and TEXTURED: MATTE - provides a 'Fine Art' look. TEXTURED - Acrylic coating with textured look to appear as if paint is on the canvas ACRYLIC * Premium polished pure acrylic, vivid, creates optical depth * Mounting: back float with wire OR 4 Stand off metal posts * Thickness of acrylic is 1/8 of inch Feel free to contact me if any clarification is needed. Thank you for visiting my shop! Luda Miriam
The Polka Dot Lace Tallit is beautifully and uniquely handcrafted from the softest net lace. This tallit features a mini pom-pom fringe on three sides. The top edge is finished with a stitched bridal edge, to drape playfully across the neck. The atarah shown (decorative collar) is neutral woven cotton ribbon with mint ribbon edges, offset by an antique gold-toned metal charm with a mint acrylic rose at each end. I use only Rabbinically-approved tzitzit strings from Israel. The tzitzit at all four corners of this tallit are hand-tied according to halakhah (Jewish law) in the Ashkenazi pattern (reminding us of the 613 mitzvot). This tallit measures @66" in length (not including the tzitzit). This is a perfect fit for a petite woman or teen. If you need a longer length please let me know via convo after purchase. I am happy to create custom items to fit your style and design. Custom embroidery is available on any tallit or tallit bag, for an additional fee. To substitute a silk or satin atarah (instead of the ribbon atarah shown), embroidered with the tzitzit blessing, there is a $50 materials & embroidery fee. Please remember that each item is handmade to order, so you'll need to allow two to four weeks for your artisan creation (not including transit time). If you are in a hurry, please convo me in advance, as I may be able to accommodate. Individual fabrics, laces and trims may vary, according to availability. Each tallit is one-of-a-kind, but will faithfully reflect the same colors and types of materials used. A coordinating satin tallit bag (with matching trim) is available as an add-on for $35. All items ship Priority Mail (with insurance), except rush orders.
This is a single page sorting activity for the holiday of Purim. Children cut out and paste eight mitzvot into the correct box. Each mitzvah that they cut out they either glue down into the box for the four mitzvot for Purim (reading the megillah, giving mishloach manot, eating a seudah or festive m...
This Mitzvah/Mitzvot digital, printable bulletin board set comes with everything you need and MORE to foster kindness and the act of mitzvot with your students. The plant theme is neutral and will compliment any jewish day school, jewish preschool or hebrew school classroom. Leave it up all year and showcase your students by displaying the Mitzvah cards as students do mitzvot! Mitzvah/Mitzvot Set Includes: 3 Borders 2 Posters 2 Editable Mitzvah cards/notes designs in 2 sizes, each with and without lines "PLANT MITZVOT AND WATCH THEM GROW" words/letters Use year after year! This is a Google Slide file that is editable. You will receive a PDF with a clickable link to make your own copy of the Google Slide. You can print right right from there! This is for personal use only and can be printed as many times as you wish for your own classroom. The terms of use is included with the file. This is an instant download after payment clears. No physical product will be shipped. No refunds or exchanges. If there is a problem or have a question, please reach out to us. All rights reserved by ©CreateDecorateEducate, LLC
Author, Jennifer Wolf Kam, discusses the Jewish concept of "mitzvah" as she remembers a childhood visit to a nursing home.
In Judaism, tzedakah, meaning “righteous behavior” or “justice,” is not something we do just when we’re feeling generous. It’s an ongoing obligation and one of Judaism’s most important mitzvot. Here’s a creative way to make tzedakah central to your family values — make a Pencil Box Tzedakah Box!
This fun first taste of preschooler-friendly mitzvot is a very basic introduction to Jewish principles and to good behavior. Clever, humorous illustrations accompany rhyming text about important Jewish do's and don'ts. From respecting parents and grandparents and feeding the hungry to telling the truth and repairing the world (\"tikkun olam\"), each page highlights a different mitzvah in a way that's engaging and totally relatable for kids two years of age and older. This adorable introduction to mitzvot doubles as an early guide socially conscious behavior.
LOS 613 MITZVAH מצוה CLAVES PARA SER CREYENTES DE YHWH Y DISCÍPULOS DEL MASHÍAJ “SEGÚN EL RAMBAM – MAIMÓNIDES” “HOY EN DÍA” ¿CUÁNTO...
This gorgeous necklace coordinates with every outfit — that’s because mitzvot are always in style! Doing a mitzvah will be top of mind for your kiddos once they make this fun and meaningful craft. And if they’re anything like my kindergarten students, they will LOVE using a hole puncher — always a
Jalá es un pan trenzado especial que se consume en Shabat y en las festividades judías, excluyendo la fiesta de Pésaj. Una de las 613 Mitzvot es consumir en Shabat tres refecciones. Según la religión judía, la refección debe contener pan, así es que al inicio de la refección, se bendice el jalá como al pan, con la oración "hamotzi léjem min haaretz".
Everyone will want to give more tzedakah when they see that your kiddos have made a Bedazzled Tzedakah Box! All the sparkles will remind them that tzedakah means “justice,” and it’s our obligation to help those in need. Kids LOVE any craft that involves gems — it’s so fun to look at them all and d
By Pastor Morris – The Sanctuary “The Bible tells us the spiritual meaning of the colour blue: Numbers 15:38 Speak unto the children of Israel, and bid them that they make them fringes in the borders of their garments throughout their generations, and that they put upon the fringe of the borders a ribband of
Enhance your teaching of Tishrei's Jewish holidays including Rosh Hashana, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot, with these engaging Hebrew crossword image games. Specifically designed for primary school students in grades 2-3, these activities combine learning and fun, ensuring a memorable holiday educational experience. Students are challenged to uncover hidden words related to each holiday within the crossword images, promoting not only language proficiency but also a deeper understanding of the customs and mitzvot associated with these special days. These games are versatile and can be incorporated into your lesson plans in a variety of ways. They can serve as pre-holiday activities to introduce the themes, used to summarize previously learned material, or provide an interactive exercise during the holidays. Encourage pair work to foster cooperative learning and enrich classroom discussions. The ready-to-print PDF format ensures a hassle-free preparation process, allowing you to devote more time to interactive teaching and less to logistics. Utilize these crossword image games as a creative and interactive way to celebrate Tishrei's Jewish holidays while reinforcing Hebrew language skills and cultural understanding. More Jewish holidays image crosswords: Jewish holidays image crosswords bundle Jewish holidays names image crosswords Hanukkah image crosswords Purim image crosswords Passover image crosswords Shavuot image crosswords *Terms of Use* ©Planerium By purchasing and/or downloading this digital file, you agree to the terms of use as stated below. For personal use/single classroom use only. No part of this document may be distributed, posted on the internet, copied, sold, or edited without direct permission from the author. Violations are subject to the penalties of the Digital Millennium Act. To purchase additional sharing licenses, please visit my store. All contents of this document are under copyright protection, including all text, graphics, contents, and fonts. All graphics and fonts are also protected by copyright by their original author/artist. *Feedback and Followers* Click the GREEN ★ to follow our store and get notifications of new products and freebies! Receive credit for future TpT purchases by reviewing this product. If you like this product, please leave a review on the product page or through "My Purchases" under "My Account" at TpT. Visit us on: ★ Website ★ YouTube ★ Instagram ★ Pinterest If you have any suggestions/constructive criticism, please contact us! Thank you for being interested in our Product! Hope to see you again! Planerium
In this week’s parasha, Shoftim, we come across one of the most important commandments/mitzvot related to the environment.
The word Torah means “teaching,” and in Judaism, it is our most precious book, our foundation. It contains the stories of our ancestors which help us understand our own lives today. It is filled with Jewish law, our covenant with God, mitzvot, blessings, and so much more. It is our guidebook of h
Some mitzvot are directed primarily towards women. Separating challah from dough is a beautiful example of such a mitzvah. The Torah tells us(Bamidbar 15:20)
Ner Mitzvah. Artist: Dov Abramson The print arrives rolled up in cardboard tube. Prints are all unframed, all photos are for demonstration purposes only. The original artwork, Ner Mitzvah, is a visual embodiment of the 613 mitzvot (commandments) in the Torah that Jews are instructed to observe. While the candles initially appear to have an industrial uniformity, closer inspection reveals that each label bears the text of an individual mitzvah along with symbols that stipulate who is obligated by the commandment (men, women, or both), when and where the commandment applies (the whole world or only in Israel), and the punishment that applies to those who transgress. Dov Abramson's piece suggests connections between the mitzvot at the same time that it cautions against rote religious observance and calls for a more attentive Jewish ritual practice.
Review the concepts of tzedakah and mitzvah with this short, easy, and fun lesson plan that includes catchy songs and a meaningful activity.
Shavuot is essentially a celebration of Torah, Judaism, Jewish pride and the beauty of observing the mitzvot (commandments).
Ben tries to convince his great grandfather to stay in his house a bit longer as they celebrate a yearly cycle of Jewish holidays together.
Based on Lurianic Kabbalah, this page for teachers tells the story of the scattered shards of light in kid-friendly language. The sheet includes several suggested classroom activities for further exploration into Tikkun Olam. This resource is available to all JTeach users This activity is best suited for all grades
