Mini-lessons last between 3 and 30 minutes. Each mini-lesson includes pedagogical tips under “tips for teachers” on the right side. The icons indicate the types of interaction students will engage in and your role as the teacher. You’ll find the QR code or link to share with your class at the bottom.
Students discuss and share personal experiences. This may evoke emotional responses.
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“You shall write them on the doorposts of your house and on your gates.” (Deuteronomy, chapter 6, verse 9)
This is a quote from the Torah. What does it say should be written on the doorposts of a house? Look at the two pictures to find out what this quote refers to.
A mezuzah is typically no longer than a hand from wrist to fingertip. It is hung in the doorframe of many Jewish homes and apartments – unless…
Listen to the conversation between the two women and try to understand what goes into their decision.
An encounter in the stairwell3
There was a time when Anna didn’t worry much about her neighbors seeing her mezuzah. What’s might have changed? What’s making Anna and David uneasy? What potential risks could be on their minds?
Write your thoughts in the text box and learn more about Anna’s decision.
Simply share the mini-lesson with your class using the QR code or link provided.
Go to the module Antisemitism – long, which includes this mini-lesson.
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