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TableTalk
Add some Torah discussion to your table. Ideal for children ages 6-11, TableTalk brings up great conversations based on the Parsha.
TableTalk: Chayei Sarah
TableTalk: Parshat VaYera
In this week’s parsha, Abraham is a role model for us in his welcoming the angels (whom he thought were just passers-by). He offers them a place to rest, some shade, food and drinks. But what is really inspiring is the haste with which he accomplishes this hachnasat orchim (the mitzvah of welcoming in guests and people traveling by). In Chapter 18 verses 6-8, the Torah describes the way Abraham RAN AROUND getting everything ready: He RAN to Sara, his wife, and told her to HURRY and prepare the bread. Then he RAN to the cattle and HURRIED to prepare the meat.
TableTalk: Lech Lecha
TableTalk: Parshat Noah
TableTalk: Ki Tavo
TableTalk: Ki-Teitzei
TableTalk: Parshat Re'eh
In this week’s parsha, the Torah commands the Jewish people to take care of its poor people.
TableTalk: Parshat Shoftim
TableTalk: Parshat Ekev
TableTalk: Parshat V’Etchanan
TableTalk: Parshat Devarim
TableTalk: Parshat Matot-Masei
Talk to your kids this week about the value of keeping your word.
TableTalk: Parshat Pinchas
Explore the values that are passed down in your family from generation to generation with this week's Table Talk.
TableTalk: Parshat Balak
This week we will learn about Bilaam, a famous non-Jewish prophet. Why would such a powerful and world-reknown sorcerer have to saddle his own donkey? Why do we care? Keep reading and find out the answers and more.
TableTalk: Parshat Chukat
Wonder what we take for granted in life? Check out our Table Talk this week on the Art of Appreciation.
TableTalk: Parshat Korach
TableTalk: Parshat Shelach
I would like to give the readers of ChallahCrumbs.com a thought provoking question or two each week on the Torah portion, enabling this opportunity to make Torah relevant, real and part of you and your children’s relationship. Enjoy!
TableTalk: Parshat Beha’alotcha
TableTalk: Nasso
TableTalk: Bamidbar
TableTalk: BeChukotai
TableTalk: Behar
Why are there special laws only in for the land of Israel? And have you ever heard of positive peer pressure?
TableTalk: Emor
TableTalk: Kedoshim
TableTalk: Tazria
TableTalk: Shmini
TableTalk: VaYikrah
TableTalk: Pekudei
TableTalk: VaYakhel
How far does the apple fall from the tree? This Shabbat we're taking a look at our grandparents.
TableTalk: Ki Tisa
TableTalk: Titzaveh
At the beginning and end of this week’s parsha, the same word is used in two different mitzvoth performed in the mishkan. Read the first 2 psukim of the parsha (Shmot 21:20-21) and then towards the end, chapter 29: 38-46. Do you see a word repeated in both contexts?
TableTalk: Terumah
This week we learn all about the vessels and structure of the mishkan, the tabernacle. As it says, "Make for me a mishkan, and I will then dwell in your midst."
TableTalk: Mishpatim
TableTalk: Yitro
TableTalk: Beshalach
TableTalk: Bo
TableTalk: Parshat Va'Ayra
TableTalk: Parshat Shmot
TableTalk: VaYichi
TableTalk: VaYigash
TableTalk: Parshat Miketz
TableTalk: Parshat VaYeishev
TableTalk: VaYishlach
This week we're watching Jacob wrestle the angel and win! What comes next is a law against eating the sinew on a leg? We're talking about how the two are connected.
TableTalk: Toldot
TableTalk: Sukkot
Who do you bring to your table?
In Aramaic, the word “ushpizin” means guests. Each year we invite seven very special guests into our Sukkah, only we don’t need to serve them dinner! Our invited guests are from the Bible and we’ve picked them for their outstanding deeds and characteristics. In fact, each of our seven guests has been picked for a different middah (good quality) that they have. Each night, we invite a different one of the seven into our Sukkah.
TableTalk: Parshat Beha’alotcha
I would like to give the readers of ChallahCrumbs.com a thought provoking question or two each week on the Torah portion, enabling this opportunity to make Torah relevant, real and part of you and your children’s relationship. Enjoy!
Table Talk Podcast: Rosh HaShana
By Pesha Fischer
This week's TableTalk comes in podcast form and focuses on bringing great conversations to your Rosh HaShana table!
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