Prayer Resource Pack: Avot V'imahot

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Grades: 4-7

170 Pages

The Avot V'imahot Resource Pak contains a series of activities designed to help you create class sessions in which students master the Avot V'imahot. Whether you use them in class or as part of an online session these resources offer you the tools you need to teach the Avot V'imahot. You will find the following learning resources.

• Each version is targeted to the liturgy of a different movement.
• Reading/Recitation Drill. A series of reading/recitation practices (including reading the Avot V'imahot from the Torah), phrase sounding out practice, and games for students to play with a colleague.
• Language Elements. Introduction of the root words love and command, and other language elements, such as prefixes and suffixes.
• Translation Opportunities. Using icons and English clues, students work to create their own English translations of the prayer.
• Display Versions. Decorative versions of the prayer in both portrait and landscape to project on a wall in class or screen share during online sessions.
• Word Flashcards. Three sets of word flashcards are included in this set of materials. 
  (a)  8.5 x 3 (three words per page)
  (b)  3.5 x 2” (eight words per page)
  (c) 11” x 8.5 (one word per page). 
• Print and use these flashcards to drill or display the language of the V'Ahavta.
• Vocabulary Icon Posters.  There are two sets of Vocabulary Icon Posters included, as well as a list of vocabulary icons and words.
  (a)  4.25 x 5.5” (four posters per page)
  (b)  8.5 x 11” (one poster per page)
• Print and use these posters to drill or display the vocabulary of the V'Ahavta.

When you purchase this Resource Pack you will be provided with a link to download it. Make as many copies as you need for your school and only your school. Materials that are downloaded are not returnable. 

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