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Parsha Sudoku

Vayechi
5784
Hebrew

ויחי פרשת
Place the letters (or image) into each box so that each row across and each column down and each box-square will contain all the letters (or images). Remember that each letter or image may appear only once in any row, column, or box-square

BEGINNERS LEVEL (6 x 6)

ת מ א ד ס ח

INTERMEDIATE LEVEL (9 x 9)

ה ש נ מ ם י ר פ א

ADVANCED LEVEL (9 x 9)

ה ש נ מ ם י ר פ א

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Parsha Word SearchA Parsha word search featuring the names of the twelve tribes and a riddle about the phrase Chai Chai V'kayam.
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Parsha GematriaA Parsha Vayechi gematria activity based on Bereshis 50:13, providing Hebrew words and instructions for calculating and matching their numerical values.
It All Adds UpA Parshas Vayechi activity featuring a numerical puzzle based on the lifespans and key dates of Yaacov and Yosef using Hebrew letter values (Gematria).
Sheva Kolos – 7 QuestionsA collection of seven engaging questions for each Aliyah of Parshas VaYechi, designed to keep children and adults focused during the Torah reading.
Torah TeasersA collection of eleven challenging riddles and trivia questions based on the text and themes of Parshas VaYechi in the Book of Genesis.
Pictures of the ParshaA visual puzzle based on implications and allusions in the Parsha and Rashi. Guess the representation of the pictures based on the Temunot b’Parsha publication.
Parsha Crossword PuzzleA Parsha-themed crossword puzzle featuring the bonus answer Yaakov, designed for engagement with the weekly Torah portion.
Person Connected to the Parsha – ReuvenAn exploration of Reuven's life, focusing on his impetuosity, his efforts to save Yosef, and his ultimate Teshuvah as described in the Torah and Midrash.

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