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holidays

 

passover

Passover is the holiday most notably associated with justice and courage and standing up for what you believe in. But it also provides some great oppotunities to discuss family dynamics, identity, qualities of a good leader, gender roles and expectations. 

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shavuot

Shavuot is the holiday most associated with learning and love of Torah. It also provides some great opportunities to discuss various Jewish denominations, behavior redirections and rebuke, and interfaith families.

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COURAGE 

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high holy days

The High Holy Days are most associated with personal introspection and repentance. It also provides great opportunities to discuss creating a culture of giving, apologies, and renewal. As well as connection to the land, the cycles of time and celebrations. ​

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hanukkah

Hanukkah is most associated with presents and miracles. It also provides great opportunities to discuss ​being an underdog, keeping hope alive, the importance of religious freedom and living out loud.

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tu b'shvat

Tu B'Shvat is known as the birthday of the trees. It is a holiday that also provides opportunities to ​discuss environmentalism and renewal as well as growth and planting the seeds today for the fruits we want to grow in the future. 

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purim

Purim is a holiday associated with unbridled joy. It can also be used to discuss themes of ​consent and resistance, fate, the presence of God in our lives, and the importance of recording our history.

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