Judaism: Bringing in Shabbat Pamela Draycott RE and Citizenship

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JudaismBringing in Shabbat
Pamela Draycott(RE and
Citizenship)
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Bringing in Shabbat

• This presentation is adapted from one downloaded
  from the internet.
• The opening slide of the presentation has a
  speaking activity linked with it, then go through
  the pictures to explain what happens during
  Shabbat (learning about) and then go through it
  again with the extra slides that focus a little
  more on learning from

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Bringing in Shabbat

• Look carefully at the next slide.
• Think about what you can see try to remember at
  least 2 things.

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BRINGING IN SHABBAT
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Bringing in Shabbat

• Now talk to a partner about what you remember
  seeing.

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BRINGING IN SHABBAT
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Shabbat happens every Friday evening. It is a
time to rest and be together as a family. It
reminds Jews of the creation story which says
that G-d made the world in six days and rested on
the seventh.
Before it gets dark two candles are lit.
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Then a special prayer is said for the children
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Next some wine is poured into a Kiddush cup and a
prayer is said. The wine is passed around for
everyone to have a sip.
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Everyone then washes their hands.
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Two loaves of challah bread are uncovered.
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It is cut up and sprinkled with salt. Everyone
enjoys a piece.
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Finally, everyone sits down to enjoy a meal
together. The meal lasts the whole evening. It
is a time to share news from the week and to sing
songs.
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Shabbat happens every Friday evening. It is a
time to rest and be together as a family. It
reminds Jews of the creation story which says
that G-d made the world in six days and rested on
the seventh.
Before it gets dark two candles are lit.
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Bringing in Shabbat

• Did you notice how the word God was shown?
• G-d.
• Many Jews think the name of God is so important
  and special that you shouldnt say it (or spell
  it).
• This is why the o is not put into the word.
• Think of someone that is very special to you and
  talk about them with a partner

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Then a special prayer is said for the children
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Bringing in Shabbat

• Think about how having a special prayer said for
  you at Shabbat might make the children feel?
• As a class we will now make a list of some of
  those feelings words.
• Now we will choose one of the feelings words
  and write a class poem about it.

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Next some wine is poured into a Kiddush cup and a
prayer is said. The wine is passed around for
everyone to have a sip.
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Everyone then washes their hands.
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Two loaves of challah bread are uncovered.
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It is cut up and sprinkled with salt. Everyone
enjoys a piece.
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Finally, everyone sits down to enjoy a meal
together. The meal lasts the whole evening. It
is a time to share news from the week and to sing
songs.
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Bringing in Shabbat

• Did you notice how everyone takes a sip of wine,
  everyone washes their hands, everyone takes a
  bite of the bread, everyone shares a meal
  together?
• Shabbat is a time which the family shares
  together.
• Talk with a partner about things that you do
  together with your class, family and friends.

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