Judaism is a monotheistic religion with core beliefs centered around the Torah and 613 commandments. Places of worship include synagogues and the Western Wall in Jerusalem. Symbols include the Star of David, kippah, menorah, and tefillin. Important figures are Abraham, Moses, and Sarah. Rites of passage mark life events like bar/bat mitzvahs. Holidays celebrate events from the Torah like Passover, Yom Kippur, and Chanukah. Modern Judaism faces issues like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and preserving traditions.
2. Holy Places & Places Of Worship
Different Names: Temple, Synagogue, or Shul
Has: Flags, the Internal Light, the Torah, the Menorah,
the Bimah, and the Arch
The head of a Synagogue is a rabii
Temple Mount
Western Wall in Jeruselum
Temple Mount temple Inside of temple
3. Muzuzah
Symbols & Objects
Muzuzah: Inside is a prayer, Purpose is to
remember god, It is a sign on a door
Shofar: Blown in temple to wake people up to
remind them to live a better life
Tallit: Responsibility on shoulders, 613
commandments on shoulders
Tallit Shofar
4. Tefillin
Symbols & Objects
Tefillin: 7 times around arm, A prayer is in boxes,
Purpose is to serve god with actions and
thoughts
Star of David: Connecting god and earth
Kippah: Boys wear it, Sign of respect by creating
a barrier separating god and you
Star of David Kippah
5. Stories of Origin & Important People
Sarah, Jesus, Moses, and Abraham
Story of Abraham in the Old Testament or Torah
Exodus- Crossing from Egypt to Israel
Jews crossing Israel
Isaac
The Red Sea
6. Holy Writings & Core Beliefs
Torah Orthodox, Conservative, and
Reform
Old Testament- Greek Testament
Following the commandments
5 books of Moses
Keep Kosher
Exodus, Numbers, Genesis, ect.
Celebrate Jewish holidays
613 Commandments
Mitzvot Star of David
Western wall
Torah
7. Rites of Passage & Rituals
Steps or stages of life
Bar or Bat mitzvah: Becoming adult in Synagogue
Marriage: Get married to someone
Birth: Someone had a baby, Someone was born
Shabbat- Eat challah, sang blessings over candles and wine
Go to temple to pray
Marriage Bar Mitzvah Birth
8. Celebrations & Holidays
Holiday & what each Celebrates Objects Used at Holiday
Yom Kippur- day of forgiveness Yom Kippur- shofar, tzedakah money
Sukkah- new life Sukkah- sukkot: shelter, 4 species:
different plants
Rosh Hashanah- new year, birth of
world Rosh Hashanah- shofar, shanah
tovahs: cards, machzor: prayer
Chanukah- festival of light book, tashlich: toss away bad
deeds
Shofar Chanukah- menorah, dreidal
4 species
Menorah
9. Modern Day & History of
Judaism
Modern Day History
Middle East Conflict Christianity, Islam, and
Palastinians vs. Jews Judaism
Plane landed for boy First Monotheistic
with Tefillin on religion
Parting the Red Sea
Map of Middle East myth God
Flag of Israel
Map of Israel