Stories We Live By: The Brides Hairpin
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Grades 4-7Â Â Â The Stories We Live By lessons use Jewish folktales and Rabbinic stories to teach important Jewish values. Each lesson tells a story and offers probing questions and text study for students to consider. Twelve Stories We Live By lessons are available.Â
Stories We Live By Lessons:
- The Bride’s Hairpin
- The Feather Story
- Honest Scales
- Kamtza and Bar Kamtza
- The Mitzvah of Not Saying
- The New Tongue
- One Date Seed
- The Rabbi and the Ugly Man
- The Rich Man’s Son
- The Two Friends
- Unworthy Human Beings
- Why the Rabbi Rode on Yom Kippur
- Stories We Live By Teacher’s Guide
Stories We Live By: The Bride's Hairpin offers students an opportunity to read the story and learn how the bride's act of tzedakah and compassion saved her life. In the story, Miriam has been cursed to die on her wedding day by a poisonous snake; as she dresses for the wedding, she answers the door and gives bread to a hungry man. As she does this she sticks her hairpin in the wall, killing the snake.
*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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Stories We Live By: The Brides Hairpin