How to Be a Jew Today Think, Say, Do - Becoming the Best You - Book 1: A Practical Guide on Virtues and Good Deeds with 25 Weekly Lessons (How to Be a ... - 25 Lessons in Jewish Virtues and Values)

Two-part series Book 1- Unlock the secrets to living a meaningful Jewish life with "How to Be a Jew Today: Think, Say, Do - Becoming the Best You: A Practical Guide on Middot (Virtues) and Mitzvot (Commandments) with 25 Weekly Lessons." This essential guide is perfect for Jewish children, teens, educators, and parents looking to embrace and celebrate their Jewish identity and heritage. Empower Jewish Youth with Practical Lessons on Middot and Mitzvot This book provides practical lessons on Middot (virtues) and Mitzvot (commandments) designed to foster resilience and a strong sense of Jewish identity. Equip young Jews with the knowledge and confidence to face challenges and proudly uphold their heritage in the face of rising antisemitism. Structured Learning for a Strong Jewish Identity "How to Be a Jew Today" is a two-part series featuring 25 weekly lessons that are ideal for educational programs and family study sessions. Think: Each week, explore an inspiring Jewish value (Middot) and be introduced to a Jewish hero who exemplifies that value. Say: Engage in reflective discussions and express how these values inspire you and manifest in your life. Do: Receive actionable suggestions for embodying these values through weekly activities and challenges (Mitzvot). Fun Quiz: Test your knowledge and reinforce learning with a fun quiz at the end of each week. Engaging and Interactive Content Inspiring Lessons: Encourages young Jews to think, say, and do according to Jewish values and traditions. Interactive Activities: Practical exercises and thought-provoking questions to reinforce learning and encourage personal growth. Beautiful Illustrations: Brings the lessons to life and makes learning enjoyable. Praise for "How to Be a Jew Today" "Yakira Yedidia has created a curriculum that demands of students not only learning and reflection but implementation! One can only emerge from working through this material as a more educated individual and a better person." - Rabbi David Vorspan "I wish that these books existed when I was a child. This course offers a positive impact on self-esteem and ways to become compassionate and independent adults. An inspirational 'self-help' book that puts the Cool into Jew!" - Dr. Rabbi Harrie Cedar "Rabbi Yakira is on the cutting edge of using positive psychology to show how being Jewish can help young adults live a more meaningful and fulfilling life." - Rabbi Adam Schaffer "I can’t wait to get this important resource and guide for purposeful Jewish living into the hands of teachers and students!" - Rabbi Elissa Ben-Naim Who Should Read This Book? Jewish Children and Teens: Empower the younger generation with a strong sense of identity and purpose. Educators and Parents: A valuable resource for teaching and reinforcing Jewish values at home or in the classroom. Anyone Seeking Jewish Enlightenment: Perfect for those looking to deepen their understanding of Jewish traditions and practices. Why Choose This Book? Trusted Guidance: Authored by Rabbi Yakira Yedidia, a respected voice in the Jewish community. Comprehensive and Practical: Offers a balanced approach to learning with both theoretical knowledge and practical application. Timely and Relevant: Addresses contemporary issues and the challenges faced by Jewish youth today. Join the Journey to Becoming the Best You Whether you're a parent, educator, or a young Jew eager to learn, "How to Be a Jew Today: Think, Say, Do - Becoming the Best You: A Self-Help Guide on Middot (Virtues) and Mitzvot (Commandments) with 25 Weekly Lessons" is your ultimate guide to a proud and confident Jewish identity.
ASIN: 1961025213
VSKU: GBV.1961025213.VG
Condition: Very Good
Author/Artist:Yedidia, Yakira
Binding: Paperback
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Condition Notes: Crisp copy with a sturdy binding and light shelf wear.