****************************************************** Tefillah and its Place in our Lives Jewish Studies Source Book Barrack Hebrew Academy Spring, 2009 Course developed by Dr. Saundra Sterling Epstein With assistance of Mr. David Dishon Dr. Joshua Levisohn Rabbi Steven Razin Yosef Razin Mr. Jeremy Shine Mr. Elisha Stein Rabbi Michael Yondorf Colleagues at the Shalom Hartman Institute Students of 10-1 at Barrack Hebrew Academy Enabled by a grant and support of the Shalom Hartman Institute of Jerusalem, Israel ****************************************************** 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction to Tenth Grade Jewish Studies for Students and Teachers i Course Outline vii Supportive/ Introductory Materials for Teachers of this Course xiv Teaching Text: Guidelines for Discussion and Questions xv Creation of your Learning Community: Definitions and xvii Thoughts Teaching Text: Multiple Modalities and Differentiated xx Learning Teaching Text: Tools and Means of Assessment xxv Journaling: A Most Valuable Educational Tool xxx Issue Labs: Purpose and Use xxxii Bringing G-d into our Community of Learners xxxiv Developmental Rationale xxxvi Experiences with Teaching this Curriculum xxxviii Some Notes About Use of Elements of this Curriculum xl Teacher Instructions for Use of Curriculum 1 Our Study: Tefillah and Its Place in Our Lives Introductory Materials Terms and Concepts: Tefillah 4 Introduction: What Is The Place of Tefillah In My Life? Does Tefillah Speak to Us? “In The King’s Presence, by Wallace Greene 6 Basic Structure of Tefillah Tefillah: Basic Structure and Information 13 Jewish Worship, Abraham Millgram 17 2 Different Denominational Groupings and their Siddurim Comparative Study of Siddurim from Movements 30 o Reconsideration of the Bracha fomula o Bracha before the Shema (Mishkan Tefillah) Birchot HaShachar (differences and developments) 33 Study of Prayers and Prayer Services (as needed and outlined in Teacher Instructions) Rambam’s Misneh Torah, Hilchot Tefillah, chapters 8 – 9 45 Different Types and Reasons for Prayer Prayer in the Tanach and accompanying texts 55 Masechet Berachot 30b – 32b 68 Soloveitchik and Leibowitz on Philosophy of Prayer vs. The Laws of Prayer 91 Masechet Berachot 26a – 26b; 28b – 29b 99 Rambam, Mishneh Torah, Hilchot Tefilah, chapters 1 – 6 113 Kitzur Shulhan Aruch, Simanim 13 – 18 138 The Sigh: Thoughts about Elements of Tefillah 155 Iyyun Tefillah and Personal Meaning Masechet Yoma 69b 168 The Shema: The Tefillah and Its Centrality 173 The Shema Reconsidered, Herman L. Horowitz 176 Masechet Berachot 2a – 3a 179 Rambam, Hilchot Keriat Shemah, Perek 1 188 Overall Structure of Amidot (possible review) 190 Masechet Berachot 16b – 17a 192 Summation 198 Suggested Final Assignments (Samples) 201 3 Terms and Concepts: Jewish Literacy for Tefillah םיבושח םיגשומו םילמ הליפת ללפ ללפתהל תירחש החנמ בירעמ ףסומ הליענ רחשה תוכרב ארמזד יקוספ היתוכרבו עמש הדימע שידק הרותה תאירק רדס ןונחת עבק הנווכ חבש השקב האדוה שאר דבוכב ללפתהל ןינמ דיחיכ הליפת רוביצב הליפת רוביצה חילש השדקבש םירבד בלבש הדובע הרצק הכרב הכורא הכרב הוצמ לש הכרב םהלש םימרזהו םירודיס הליהקה תובישח תסנכ תיבל ץורל הוצמ תסנכה תיבמ לודג שרדמה תיב 4 השע הוצמ השעת אל הוצמ םוי לכ ללפתהל השע הוצמ ןנברד אתירואד התליפתו הנח םילהתו דוד תוליפתל תונברקמ רוביצה דוביכ םוקמה גהנמ השא לוק 5 6 7 8 9 10
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