Content of Their Character: T'shuvah (Repentance)
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Grades: 6-Adult Content of Their Character lessons offer students a definition and text study of Jewish values with practical applications. Each of these lesson folders contains material for three to four forty-five-minute classroom sessions.
There are the materials in the Content of Their Character series
- Anavah: Humility
- Derekh Eretz
- Erekh Apayim: Slow To Anger
- Hevruta: Friendship
- Kabed et Avikha v'et Imekha: Honoring Parents
- Pikuah Nefesh
- Rodef Shalom
- Shmirat ha-Lashon
- Tikkun Olam
- Tokhehah: Rebuke
- T'shuvah
- Tza'ar Ba'alei Hayyim: Being Kind to Animals
- Tzedakah
- V'Ahavta L'Re'ekha K'Mokha: Love your Neighbor as Yourself
- Content of Their Character Teacher's Guide
Content of their Character: T'shuvah lesson offers students an opportunity to study the Jewish value of returning to the right path. Through a combination of texts and cases, this lesson allows students to explore the ideas of hesbon ha-nefesh and t'shuvah as regular activities in our lives.
*When you purchase this lesson, you will receive a link to download it. Make as many copies as you need for your school and only your school. Downloaded materials are not returnable.
Teacher Guide not included.
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Content of Their Character: T'shuvah (Repentance)