When you see me, make a bracha. But don’t tell you friends that you see me. What am I? [Hint: I am in parshas Noach]
More in this printout
- Rolling Up the Sleeves before Washing DishesA story-based halacha challenge exploring whether one should roll up sleeves before washing dishes on Shabbos to avoid the prohibition of wringing out water.
- A Rewarded EffortA heartwarming story from Rechasim about six men who attended a Shalom Zachar on Simchat Torah and were later blessed with sons of their own.
- Parsha PearlsRav Chaim Shmulevitz explains how Noach's 120 years of toil building the ark infused the wood with saving power, later used to hang Haman and save Klal Yisroel.
- Ask at Your Shabbos TableA Torah riddle for the Shabbos table discussing how the ostrich was saved in Noah's Ark if only flying birds were included, with a possible explanation.
- The Foundation of the WorldExplore how Noach's tireless care for animals in the Ark established kindness as the essential foundation for the post-flood world after the destruction of robb
- Rhymes for KidsA short, engaging rhyme for children that encourages performing kind deeds and positive actions through a simple fill-in-the-blank activity.
- FINDChallenge yourself with these Parsha riddles focusing on specific Torah phrases like Kol Hashamayim and identifying mysterious creatures in the text.