General

To teach the chanichim that everyone is special in their own way.

ok guys, here it is!!!!!!  This week we'll be doing something really cool about respecting other people who are different from ourselves (but of course, the catch is.... we're all different, but we'll get to that later).

To teach lessons in life. To motivate.

For the chanichim to understand that first impression aren’t always correct and if they want to get to know someone better they must give them a chance.

The goal:

The main communication between two people- is Hakshava- listening.

During the day, when every-one runs from one place to another, when we feel we have to do a-lot of things, we don’t listening. We are hearing, but we aren’t listening. Not to ourselves, and more then that, not to the others.

We hope, that this Peula, will open a little-bit the understanding of the Chanichim to listen more to each other, and it will bring our little neighborhood, and area, to be more patient, to hear, and to listen to the others.

Explore some of the halachot of Kavod, and gain an understanding for them

The goal:

Each day we find people that don’t care enough about things around them.

Your Chanichim will understand, that we have to learn to take care about the people around us, and to think about them sometimes, like we want them to think about us. If we want a healthy and good society, we have to work on our Midot!

We need to pay attention not only for our self’s, and family. We need to pay attention also for people that we don’t know, and to take care for them, too.

The Chanichim will understand, that to take care isn’t only in the big things, it is also in the little things, during the day, and we need to get use to this idea….

Aleph: To Learn about the Ten Commandments To Learn more specifically about the commandment of “Do not Covet”

Bet: To learn about the traits of greed and Jealousy To learn about the Yetzer hara and its role within every Jew

To teach the chanichim about the essential nature of unity in Jerusalem

For the chanichim to understand that first impressions aren't always correct and if they want to get to know someone better they must give them a chance.

Goal: to teach the chanichim a bit about the less-known kind of kavod – kavod to parents,teachers, etc. is obvious, but to your peers there’s a much deeper sense of where kavod comes from.

Teach about Lashon Hara and give examples how it’s easy to jump to conclusions