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    Passover Is in Our Torah: (T) Silver Tsadeh-Ts Sound Crayon Quof-K Sound Red Resh-R Sound

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    The children created a Torah depicting drawings and pictures representing feelings of freedom and lack of freedom, separated by the Red Sea. They added descriptive words around the images. When discussing the real Torah, the children noticed details like writing, a crown in the middle, fringes on the clothing, and that it is one long scroll rather than pages. They also identified objects used during Torah reading like a Yad to avoid getting fingerprints on the scroll.

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    The children created a Torah depicting drawings and pictures representing feelings of freedom and lack of freedom, separated by the Red Sea. They added descriptive words around the images. When discussing the real Torah, the children noticed details like writing, a crown in the middle, fringes on the clothing, and that it is one long scroll rather than pages. They also identified objects used during Torah reading like a Yad to avoid getting fingerprints on the scroll.

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    The children created a Torah depicting drawings and pictures representing feelings of freedom and lack of freedom, separated by the Red Sea. They added descriptive words around the images. When discussing the real Torah, the children noticed details like writing, a crown in the middle, fringes on the clothing, and that it is one long scroll rather than pages. They also identified objects used during Torah reading like a Yad to avoid getting fingerprints on the scroll.

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    Passover Is in Our Torah: (T) Silver Tsadeh-Ts Sound Crayon Quof-K Sound Red Resh-R Sound

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    The children created a Torah depicting drawings and pictures representing feelings of freedom and lack of freedom, separated by the Red Sea. They added descriptive words around the images. When discussing the real Torah, the children noticed details like writing, a crown in the middle, fringes on the clothing, and that it is one long scroll rather than pages. They also identified objects used during Torah reading like a Yad to avoid getting fingerprints on the scroll.

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    Passover is in our Torah


    The children worked on arranging their when we feel not free and their when we feel free drawings and printed pictures into our Torah. They decided to put the not free pictures on the right side and the free pictures on the left, separated by the red sea. Then they added words they felt were important scattered around the pictures and drawings.

    What do you notice about the Torah?

    The Mantle or Breast Plate

    The Clothing

    There is Writing

    A Crown in the Middle

    Fringes on the Clothing

    It has a necklace. It goes in front of the Torah. There is only one original Torah. The sides are kind of shiny and there are little like tiny ropes. Theres little king tops on the top. Theres a crown. I think it is made of foil...silver! There is Hebrew writing and scenery around it. Its called a chuppah. Its something at a wedding that you walk down to and stand under it. A crown in the middle on the fabric on the torah. This thing holds it together so none of the pages get ripped out. Theres no pages in the Torah, only one big scroll. Theres this that you read the Torah with. Thats called a Yad- it means hand so you dont get the juice from your ngers on it.

    (T)Silver Tsadeh-Ts sound

    Crayon Quof- K sound

    Red Resh-R sound

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