It’s another busy week for Abraham and his family. Both Sarah and Abraham die at ripe old ages. Isaac takes a wife and finds love.
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TEN
Great for kids ages 5-10, TEN asks questions straight from each week’s Torah portion. This is a wonderful tool for learning the Parsha with your family.
TEN: Chayei Sarah
TEN: Parshat VaYera
There are tremendous highs and tremendous lows in this week’s Torah reading. From the birth of Isaac to his sacrifice, the destruction or Sodom and the banishment of Ishamael and Hagar, the action does not stop.
TEN: Lech Lecha
Abram sets out on a journey that takes him to a new land where he begins his new family and starts a new religion.
TEN: Parshat Noah
This week's Torah reading has a little bit of everything: we've got floods and families, animals and rainbows, we've got towers and destruction. Enjoy one of the most exciting Parshot.
TEN: Parshat Beresheet
This week we see the creation of the world and of both man and woman. We watch Adam and Eve in their life in paradise and their eventual exile from the Garden of Eden.
There is so much in this exciting parsha that creating just 10 questions was difficult. Use these 10 to start conversations with your kids about all the stories in this week’s portion. Click the PDF icon below to download a printer-friendly version.
TEN: Parshat HaAzinu
This week’s Torah reading comes to us in the form of a poem that Moshe composed for Bnei Yisrael.
TEN: Netzavim-Vayelech
TEN: Parshat Ki Tavo
TEN: Ki Teitze
TEN: Parshat Shoftim
TEN: Parshat Re'eh
TEN: Parshat Ekev
TEN: Parshat V’Etchanan
This week we continue with our review of some major laws as a refresher to Bnei Yisrael before they enter the Land of Israel.
TEN: Parshat Devarim
Add some healthy competition to your Shabbat table with our TEN parsha questions. In this parsha we do a quick recap on the places traveled and places captured.
TEN: Parshat Matot- Masei
As Bnei Yisrael gets ready to enter into the land of Israel, they start learning the laws of the land.
TEN: Parshat Pinchas
Parshat Pinchas teaches us the significance of being significant – through our census and through our inheritance rights.
TEN: Balak
In this week's Torah reading, we are introduced to a King and a Prophet. The King, Balak, is desperate to curse the Israelites and sends the prophet, Balaam, to do just that. Balaam is repeatedly warned along the way not to curse the Israelites, but he chooses to go anyway. However, as hard as he tries to curse them, Balaam only manages to heap blessing on the Israelites.
TEN: Parshat Chukat
This week’s parsha is full of new mitzvot, there is a story with a rock and battles with foreign lands. There are great questions, great discussions and great projects to do. As always here are your TEN questions (and answers).
TEN: Parshat Shelach
TEN: Nasso
This week we have new responsibilities, we have offerings, we have the laws of the Nazarites and we have some generous gifts.
TEN : BaMidbar
In the first Torah reading of the book of BaMidbar, God commands Moses to count the people of Israel and defines the special role of the tribe of Levites.
TEN: BeChukotai
In the last Torah reading of the book of VaYikra, we are told of all the good that will come our way if we follow God’s laws. We are also warned of the punishments that will happen if we disobey.
TEN: Behar
Once the Israelites enter the land of Israel, there will be a whole new set of laws waiting for them: how to treat the land.
TEN: Kedoshim
This week we get a crash course in holiness as God lays out His expectations on how we become a holy nation.
TEN: Parshat Achrei Mot
TEN: Tazria
In this week’s Torah reading, we discuss an affliction called tzarat and learn the laws surrounding being contaminated.
TEN: Shmini
This week’s Torah reading talks about the types of animals, fish and birds that are kosher and not kosher.
TEN: Tzav
The priests receive their final instructions and are then anointed in front of all Bnei Yisrael.
TEN: Pekudai
With the Mishkan finally completed, we watch as it is brought to Moses, set up, the priests are dressed and the cloud comes to rest above it.
TEN: VaYakhel
As the donations keep coming, Moses finally has all that he needs to start building the Tabernacle.
TEN: Ki Tisa
The children of Israel fear the loss of Moses. They build a golden calf, but are saved from God’s anger by Moses.
TEN: Tetzaveh
TEN: Terumah
TEN: Parshat Mishpatim
As the Jewish nation continues to grow, they receive a list of laws to obey. Moses goes up Mt. Sinai to bring down the Ten Commandments.
TEN: Beshalach
The Jews finally leave Egypt, but their joy does not last long. Bnei Yisrael complain about the lack of water, the lack of food and even bemoan leaving Egypt!
TEN: Bo
The plagues finally convince Pharaoh that it is time to let the Jews go. The Jews begin their dramatic exit from the land of Egypt.
TEN: Parshat Va'Ayra
Things start to unravel for the people of Egypt as Moses, Aaron and God begin sending plagues on to the Egyptians.
TEN: Parshat Shmot
With the start of the book of Exodus, we watch the difficult living conditions the Jews are forced to endure. We also watch the birth and growth of Moses.
TEN: VaYichi
Before Jacob dies, he gathers his family around him to bless them and to ask them to bury him back in Canaan. At the end of this week’s Torah reading, Joseph’s last request is the same as his father’s, that he too be buried in Canaan.
TEN: VaYigash
This week's Torah portion gives us the much-anticipated reunion between Joseph and his brothers and ultimately, Joseph and his father, Jacob.
TEN: Parshat Miketz
Joseph begins this week’s Torah reading in prison and ends as the second in command of all of Egypt. It seems he’s been busy.
TEN: Parshat VaYeishev
Joseph grows from a young man in Canaan, where he was his father’s favorite to a slave and eventually a prisoner in Egypt.
TEN: VaYishlach
This is an exciting and sad week for Jacob, while he is reunited with his long lost brother and has a birth of his final son, he also loses loved ones.
TEN: Parshat VaYetze
This week we’re following Jacob’s life as he leaves his father’s home and begins a family of his own.
TEN: Parshat Toldot
This week's Torah reading introduces us to betrayal, between brothers, between husband and wife and between father and son.
TEN: Simchat Torah
At the end of the holiday of Sukkot comes an additional celebration: Simchat Torah. Challenge your knowledge on the most joyous holiday of the year!
TEN: Sukkot
We're taking it outside! Challenge your knowledge of the holiday of Sukkot with our TEN questions!
TEN: Yom Kippur
TEN: Rosh HaShana
With the start of the New Year, we’re testing out your Rosh HaShana knowledge! See how much you know about ushering in the Jewish New Year.
TEN: Parshat Be-Ha’alotecha
Interested in livening up your Shabbat table? Challenge your kids to our weekly TEN. We’re asking ten questions from this week’s Torah reading. And, parents, fear not, answers are included.
TEN: Shavuot
There is so much to celebrate on Shavuot. We received the Torah on Mt. Sinai and we are beginning the summer harvest season.
TEN: Parshat Emor
This week's Torah reading continues to teach us the laws the Priests and their families must follow.
TEN: Special
EIGHT (TEN): Chanukah
With wars and miracles and great food, we’ve got a lot to be grateful for on Chanukah! Special eight questions for eight days.
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