Hebrew

עשיתי את ה-Quizlet- מלוח הבחירה וזה היה כיף ועשיתי את זה מספר פעמים עד שקיבלתי 100% אבל אחד מהם דרש איות ומכיוון שאני לא יודע את התנועות המדויקות לא יכולתי להמשיך הלאה. אבל ידעתי שהכל פשוט צריך סיכום כי סופי שבוע מרגישים כמו חצופים שלמים אז המוח שלי שכח מעברית בגלל המהומה של החידון בשבוע שעבר.

Bar/Bat Mitzvah Blog Post

  1. How does life change once you reach the age of Bar/Bat Mitzvah?
    1. Life changes when you have a Bar\Bat Mitzvah you now have bigger responsibilities because, in the eyes of Judaism, you are now an adult. You can now be a full part of the Jewish community.
  2. Why are the tallit and tefillin important? What purpose do they serve?
    1. The Tallit and Tefillin are important because they connect you with G-d better than just ordinarily praying. They are a symbol of connection to past generations and traditions.
  3. What did you find interesting?
    1. It is interesting that one second I’m considered a child by Jewish tradition and the next an adult. The act of reading a single prayer my whole life changes according to Jewish tradition.
  4. What questions do you still have?
    1. Where can I go to have my Bar Mitzvah?

Bar and Bat Mitzvah 101 | My Jewish Learning

Hebrew Homework

בספר זה נקרא האריה שאהב תותים. בספר כתוב שהאריה היה אוכל רק תותים ושום דבר אחר, אבל כשהתיישב לאכול לא היו תותים על השולחן והאריה התחיל לבכות. אמא של האריה באה ואמרה שאין להם תותים, לא אחד והיא אמרה שיש לנו את כל המנות הטעימות האחרות על השולחן. איפשהו בקרבת מקום כמה ילדים הולכים לטיול ואמא שלהם שולחת אותם כל עם חטיף מלא תותים הם הולכים על ההליכה שלהם ורואים אריה האריה אומר אני יכול לקבל תותים? הילדים מפחדים מהאריה כי הם חושבים שהוא רוצה לאכול אותם, אז הם רצים! הם זורקים את השקיות שלהם מלאות בתותים והאריה אוכל אותם ואז הוא הולך yuk! אני לא רוצה לאכול אותם שוב. הם טעימים נורא. לאחר מכן, האריה תמיד אכל את מה שניתן לו. בחזרה לילדים שהם שאלו את אמא שלהם, אנחנו רעבים מה אנחנו יכולים לאכול? אמא שלי אמרה טוב, מה את רוצה? כולם חשבו את אותו הדבר… תותים. (קראתי את זה כילד עם אבא שלי) לא למדתי שום מילים חדשות מהספר הזה.

Hebrew

עשיתי את הרמה הכי קשה של קיר המילים 1 (אני חושב) וזה היה אותו הדבר (אני חושב) כמו בפעם האחרונה קיבלתי 100% ניסיון ראשון אז זה לא היה קשה אבל כמה מילים שכחתי wated עד הסוף לזכור אותם.

Hebrew homework

בסיפור “התפוח הגדול”, ילד בשם טוש מוצא תפוח גדול על עץ ומנסה לקטוף אותו עם כלי מוזר עשוי מטאטא. למקל יש מזלג המחובר לקצה, והוא מצמיד כף מעל המזלג. הוא מרים אותו ומרים את התפוח פעם או פעמיים, ולבסוף, עם פיק אחד אחרון, הוא נופל ומכה בטוש על הראש. By the way this all translated so it might have English words but using Hebrew letters. (just letting you know)

Ari’s Innovation day reflection

Waaaaaaaaaaaay back in December (now February) we started working on our Innovation Day project by researching info from different websites for background info. Fast forward to about a week ago and we presented it in front of our parents and in front of 3 judges.  The day/s of presenting were less stressful than we originally imagined and a lot funner (I know that isn’t a word but too bad for you I put it there anyway). Most of the judges and parents (aside from our parents) were friendly and supportive despite a few malfunction errors here and there. We also had a lot of trial and error whilst building our game building our board and finding our research. We did have a few “barriers” stopping us from completing our game or project early on: We couldn’t get the right circuit to make the game how we wanted it to, basically at one point it would beep and when the metal touched the wire it would stop. Our next problem was assembling the board in a neat way that looked good and could fit all of our slides. Those were all our main problems but there were some small ones like transporting the board and game to places in school and to home and back, which was very tricky.

 

Here is an image of me and my partner:

Ari’s 3 meaningful mitzvot

This week in Mr.Washersteins’s class we were assigned to pick 3 mitzvot that we would like to talk about. Here are mine:

יחלֹֽא־תִקֹּ֤ם וְלֹֽא־תִטֹּר֙ אֶת־בְּנֵ֣י עַמֶּ֔ךָ וְאָֽהַבְתָּ֥ לְרֵֽעֲךָ֖ כָּמ֑וֹךָ אֲנִ֖י יְהוָֹֽה:
    Leviticus 19:18 teaches us about kindness, forgiveness, and treating others with respect. It says we should not seek revenge or grudges against others, even if they hurt us. Revenge often causes more harm, and staying angry can make us unhappy. Instead, we are encouraged to let go of negative feelings and practice forgiveness. The verse also reminds us to love others as we love ourselves, treating them with the same care, kindness, and fairness we would want.

     This teaching is important because it promotes peace, helps build strong relationships, and creates a positive community. When we forgive and treat others kindly, we make the world a better place, starting with our schools, families, and neighborhoods. By following this guidance, we live according to God’s values and help spread love and understanding in our daily lives.

My 3 Mitzvot:21st Mitzvah: To affix the mezuzah to the doorposts and gates of your house.

110th Mitvah:  Not to do work on Shabbat.

112th Mitvah: To celebrate the festivals [Passover, Shavu’ot and Sukkot] 

Meaningful Mitzvot Graphic Organizer
Mitzvah #1

The mitzvah I have selected is  To affix the mezuzah to the doorposts and gates of your house.

The meaning of this mitzvah is to be reminded of our responsibilities as Jews.

I think this mitzvah is important because it reminds us that our homes are holy places to us and G-d. 

This mitzvah can impact my life and the lives of others because the Mezuzah protects us and our homes when we are here and not.

Mitzvah #2

The mitzvah I have selected is Not to do work on Shabbat

The meaning of this mitzvah is to rest and not do work because you are supposed to rest.

I think this mitzvah is important because I don’t have to work on Friday (no homework)!

This mitzvah can impact my life and the lives of others because less work = more Family time = better feelings.

Mitzvah #3

The mitzvah I have selected is To celebrate the festivals [Passover, Shavu’ot and Sukkot]

The meaning of this mitzvah is. During the temple times, people would be happy on these 3 holidays: Passover, Shavu’ot and Sukkot. This is a mitzvah because G-d likes it when we give sacrifices and eat them to be happy. 

I think this mitzvah is important because the holidays the mitzvah talks about have a special name: pilgrimage and that just makes it special.

This mitzvah can impact my life and the lives of others because being happy is always nice. 🙂

“Inscribe them on the doorposts of your house and your gates” (Deuteronomy 6:9).

וּכְתַבְתָּ֛ם עַל־מְזֻז֥וֹת בֵּיתֶ֖ךָ וּבִשְׁעָרֶֽיךָ׃ {ס}

 

The mitzvah I have selected is “To affix the mezuzah to the doorposts and gates of your house”. The meaning of this mitzvah is to be reminded of our responsibilities as Jews. I think this mitzvah is important because it reminds us that our homes are holy places to us and G-d. This mitzvah can impact my life and the lives of others because the Mezuzah protects us and our homes when we are here or not.

 

but the seventh day is a sabbath of your God יהוה: you shall not do any work—you, your son or daughter, your male or female slave, or your cattle, or the stranger who is within your settlements.

 

וְי֨וֹם֙ הַשְּׁבִיעִ֔֜י שַׁבָּ֖֣ת ׀ לַיהֹוָ֣ה אֱלֹהֶ֑֗יךָ לֹֽ֣א־תַעֲשֶׂ֣֨ה כׇל־מְלָאכָ֜֡ה אַתָּ֣ה ׀ וּבִנְךָ֣͏ֽ־וּ֠בִתֶּ֗ךָ עַבְדְּךָ֤֨ וַאֲמָֽתְךָ֜֙ וּבְהֶמְתֶּ֔֗ךָ וְגֵרְךָ֖֙ אֲשֶׁ֥֣ר בִּשְׁעָרֶֽ֔יךָ׃

 

The mitzvah I have selected is Not to do work on Shabbat. The meaning of this mitzvah is to rest and not do work because you are supposed to rest. I think this mitzvah is important because I don’t have to work on Friday (no homework)! This mitzvah can impact my life and the lives of others because less work = more Family time = better feelings.:):) (simple math)

 

Three times a year you shall hold a festival for Me:

 

שָׁלֹ֣שׁ רְגָלִ֔ים תָּחֹ֥ג לִ֖י בַּשָּׁנָֽה׃

 

The mitzvah I have selected is To celebrate the festivals [Passover, Shavu’ot and Sukkot]. The meaning of this mitzvah is. During the temple times, people would be happy on these 3 holidays: Passover, Shavu’ot and Sukkot. This is a mitzvah because G-d likes it when we give sacrifices and eat them to be happy. I think this mitzvah is important because the holidays the mitzvah talks about have a special name: pilgrimage and that just makes it special. This mitzvah can impact my life and the lives of others because being happy is always nice. 🙂

?מה עשינו בעברית

מי אני פרויק

 

 

 

מה שמחה אני פרויק

 

 

המתילים הצרים

שם:

יניב

 

מי:

ישראל

 

גיל:

22

 

היה ב:

בצבה ל 3 שנים

 

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