Through the dramatic stories of the Book of Genesis, students explore Jewish values that can guide us in our lives today. From Abraham and Sarah's faith and trust in journeying to a new land, to Rebecca's kindness at the well, to the jealousy and betrayal of Joseph by his brothers, we learn something new about ourselves and our relationships from the ups and downs of our biblical ancestors.
CONTENTS:
Introduction
B'tzelem Elohim: In the Image of God
Ometz Leiv: Strength of Heart
Bitachon: Trust
Chesed: Kindness
Emet: Truth
Kinah: Jealousy
Acharayut: Responsibility
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Seller: World of Books (was SecondSale), Montgomery, IL, U.S.A.
Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Through the dramatic stories of the Book of Genesis, students explore Jewish values that can guide us in our lives today. From Abraham and Sarah?s faith and trust in journeying to a new land, to Rebecca?s kindness at the well, to the jealousy and betrayal of Joseph by his brothers, we learn something new about ourselves and our relationships from the ups and downs of our biblical ancestors. CONTENTS:IntroductionWho Am I? CreationB?tzelem Elohim: In the Image of GodWhat Do I Stand For? Noah and the FloodOmetz Leiv: Strength of HeartWhere Do I Find Faith and Hope? Abraham and SarahBitachon: TrustHow Can I Pay It Forward? Rebecca at the WellChesed: KindnessShould I Always Tell the Truth? Jacob and EsauEmet: TruthWhat Can I Do about Feeling Jealous? Joseph and His BrothersKinah: Jealousy How Can I Take Responsibility? Judah and BenjaminAcharayut: ResponsibilitySPECIAL FEATURES:Journal format: Like Jewish Holidays, Jewish Values, this student journal features writing prompts, hands-on activities, discussion questions, and a light, accessible design.Bible story retellings: Creative, varied retellings of biblical stories encourage students to connect through art, drama, journaling, games, midrash, and moreActive questioning: Students are actively encouraged to ask their own questions throughout.Internal and relationship focus: The first half of the book focuses on values relating to the self (who am I and what is important to me) and the second half on values that are expressed in our close relationshipsPBL project: students will choose one person from the Bible or Jewish history, come up with a Big Question relating this person to a Jewish value, and craft a project to learn and present their answers to the question. Seller Inventory # 00107048724
Seller: World of Books (was SecondSale), Montgomery, IL, U.S.A.
Paperback. Condition: Good. Through the dramatic stories of the Book of Genesis, students explore Jewish values that can guide us in our lives today. From Abraham and Sarah?s faith and trust in journeying to a new land, to Rebecca?s kindness at the well, to the jealousy and betrayal of Joseph by his brothers, we learn something new about ourselves and our relationships from the ups and downs of our biblical ancestors. CONTENTS:IntroductionWho Am I? CreationB?tzelem Elohim: In the Image of GodWhat Do I Stand For? Noah and the FloodOmetz Leiv: Strength of HeartWhere Do I Find Faith and Hope? Abraham and SarahBitachon: TrustHow Can I Pay It Forward? Rebecca at the WellChesed: KindnessShould I Always Tell the Truth? Jacob and EsauEmet: TruthWhat Can I Do about Feeling Jealous? Joseph and His BrothersKinah: Jealousy How Can I Take Responsibility? Judah and BenjaminAcharayut: ResponsibilitySPECIAL FEATURES:Journal format: Like Jewish Holidays, Jewish Values, this student journal features writing prompts, hands-on activities, discussion questions, and a light, accessible design.Bible story retellings: Creative, varied retellings of biblical stories encourage students to connect through art, drama, journaling, games, midrash, and moreActive questioning: Students are actively encouraged to ask their own questions throughout.Internal and relationship focus: The first half of the book focuses on values relating to the self (who am I and what is important to me) and the second half on values that are expressed in our close relationshipsPBL project: students will choose one person from the Bible or Jewish history, come up with a Big Question relating this person to a Jewish value, and craft a project to learn and present their answers to the question. Seller Inventory # 00039656370
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Seller: World of Books Inc, Montgomery, IL, U.S.A.
Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Through the dramatic stories of the Book of Genesis, students explore Jewish values that can guide us in our lives today. From Abraham and Sarah?s faith and trust in journeying to a new land, to Rebecca?s kindness at the well, to the jealousy and betrayal of Joseph by his brothers, we learn something new about ourselves and our relationships from the ups and downs of our biblical ancestors. CONTENTS:IntroductionWho Am I? CreationB?tzelem Elohim: In the Image of GodWhat Do I Stand For? Noah and the FloodOmetz Leiv: Strength of HeartWhere Do I Find Faith and Hope? Abraham and SarahBitachon: TrustHow Can I Pay It Forward? Rebecca at the WellChesed: KindnessShould I Always Tell the Truth? Jacob and EsauEmet: TruthWhat Can I Do about Feeling Jealous? Joseph and His BrothersKinah: Jealousy How Can I Take Responsibility? Judah and BenjaminAcharayut: ResponsibilitySPECIAL FEATURES:Journal format: Like Jewish Holidays, Jewish Values, this student journal features writing prompts, hands-on activities, discussion questions, and a light, accessible design.Bible story retellings: Creative, varied retellings of biblical stories encourage students to connect through art, drama, journaling, games, midrash, and moreActive questioning: Students are actively encouraged to ask their own questions throughout.Internal and relationship focus: The first half of the book focuses on values relating to the self (who am I and what is important to me) and the second half on values that are expressed in our close relationshipsPBL project: students will choose one person from the Bible or Jewish history, come up with a Big Question relating this person to a Jewish value, and craft a project to learn and present their answers to the question. Seller Inventory # CIN0874419255VG
Seller: World of Books Inc, Montgomery, IL, U.S.A.
Paperback. Condition: Good. Through the dramatic stories of the Book of Genesis, students explore Jewish values that can guide us in our lives today. From Abraham and Sarah?s faith and trust in journeying to a new land, to Rebecca?s kindness at the well, to the jealousy and betrayal of Joseph by his brothers, we learn something new about ourselves and our relationships from the ups and downs of our biblical ancestors. CONTENTS:IntroductionWho Am I? CreationB?tzelem Elohim: In the Image of GodWhat Do I Stand For? Noah and the FloodOmetz Leiv: Strength of HeartWhere Do I Find Faith and Hope? Abraham and SarahBitachon: TrustHow Can I Pay It Forward? Rebecca at the WellChesed: KindnessShould I Always Tell the Truth? Jacob and EsauEmet: TruthWhat Can I Do about Feeling Jealous? Joseph and His BrothersKinah: Jealousy How Can I Take Responsibility? Judah and BenjaminAcharayut: ResponsibilitySPECIAL FEATURES:Journal format: Like Jewish Holidays, Jewish Values, this student journal features writing prompts, hands-on activities, discussion questions, and a light, accessible design.Bible story retellings: Creative, varied retellings of biblical stories encourage students to connect through art, drama, journaling, games, midrash, and moreActive questioning: Students are actively encouraged to ask their own questions throughout.Internal and relationship focus: The first half of the book focuses on values relating to the self (who am I and what is important to me) and the second half on values that are expressed in our close relationshipsPBL project: students will choose one person from the Bible or Jewish history, come up with a Big Question relating this person to a Jewish value, and craft a project to learn and present their answers to the question. Seller Inventory # CIN0874419255G
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Paperback. Condition: New. Through the dramatic stories of the Book of Genesis, students explore Jewish values that can guide us in our lives today. From Abraham and Sarah's faith and trust in journeying to a new land, to Rebecca's kindness at the well, to the jealousy and betrayal of Joseph by his brothers, we learn something new about ourselves and our relationships from the ups and downs of our biblical ancestors. CONTENTS:IntroductionWho Am I? CreationB'tzelem Elohim: In the Image of GodWhat Do I Stand For? Noah and the FloodOmetz Leiv: Strength of HeartWhere Do I Find Faith and Hope? Abraham and SarahBitachon: TrustHow Can I Pay It Forward? Rebecca at the WellChesed: KindnessShould I Always Tell the Truth? Jacob and EsauEmet: TruthWhat Can I Do about Feeling Jealous? Joseph and His BrothersKinah: Jealousy How Can I Take Responsibility? Judah and BenjaminAcharayut: ResponsibilitySPECIAL FEATURES:Journal format: Like Jewish Holidays, Jewish Values, this student journal features writing prompts, hands-on activities, discussion questions, and a light, accessible design.Bible story retellings: Creative, varied retellings of biblical stories encourage students to connect through art, drama, journaling, games, midrash, and moreActive questioning: Students are actively encouraged to ask their own questions throughout.Internal and relationship focus: The first half of the book focuses on values relating to the self (who am I and what is important to me) and the second half on values that are expressed in our close relationshipsPBL project: students will choose one person from the Bible or Jewish history, come up with a Big Question relating this person to a Jewish value, and craft a project to learn and present their answers to the question. Seller Inventory # LU-9780874419252