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6 Pages
Languages
English, Hebrew
Subject
Not subject specific
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Digital
Resource Type
Curriculum, Handouts, Worksheets
Grade
Not grade specific
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Not standard specific
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The Haftorah for Parshas Vayeishev comes from Sefer Amos. Hashem says He can bear three sins, but the fourth sin crosses the line. Students discuss the balance of Hashem's patience and justice, and connect it to their own reflections from Elul and Tishrei - even outside that time of year.
Help your students 'Take the Haftorah to Heart ❤️" with these Evergrowing Educator self-learning guided packets. Students can learn independently (perfect for early finishers!), work with a buddy, earn extra credit, or you can teach it as a meaningful Friday extra. These packets are also excellent for sub-lessons: they can be done independently by students with guiding questions, or used as a full-class lesson to make the haftorah come alive when you need a ready-to-go plan.
The file includes three versions: one with Hebrew words spelled in English letters, one with Hebrew words written in Alef Beis, and a Teacher's Guide.
👉 This product is for school-wide use.
💡 Save with the Bereishis Haftorah bundle!
Help your students 'Take the Haftorah to Heart ❤️" with these Evergrowing Educator self-learning guided packets. Students can learn independently (perfect for early finishers!), work with a buddy, earn extra credit, or you can teach it as a meaningful Friday extra. These packets are also excellent for sub-lessons: they can be done independently by students with guiding questions, or used as a full-class lesson to make the haftorah come alive when you need a ready-to-go plan.
The file includes three versions: one with Hebrew words spelled in English letters, one with Hebrew words written in Alef Beis, and a Teacher's Guide.
👉 This product is for school-wide use.
💡 Save with the Bereishis Haftorah bundle!
The Haftorah for Parshas Vayeishev comes from Sefer Amos. Hashem says He can bear three sins, but the fourth sin crosses the line. Students discuss the balance of Hashem's patience and justice, and connect it to their own reflections from... more
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