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Features of the Animal Divrei Torah GTP animal divrei Torah are a congregational development tool for rabbis, leaders, teachers, and congregants—designed for presentation to children, young people, and families—to build attendance and participation at Shabbat and Holiday services, religious school classes, and chavurah activities. The series includes two types of divrei Torah: • 28 Chayat Hashavua (Animal of the Week) divrei Torah that deal with specific animals, from ants to wolves, including many species mentioned in Tanakh; and • 15 Mamlechet Hachai (Animal Kingdom) divrei Torah that deal more generally with animal-related themes, such as returning lost animals, treatment and care of domestic animals, feeding of wild animals, etc. Each devar Torah is approximately 500 words, in outline form for ease of use, and an MS Word file. Both types of divrei Torah include a variety of factual and open-ended questions to encourage participation. Contents of Chayat Hashavua Divrei Torah Each Chayat Hashavua devar Torah includes: • The animal's Hebrew name(s) and shoresh (root) meaning(s) of the name(s); • Information about the animal from Tanakh (Hebrew Bible), Talmud, or Midrash, or from t
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Rabbi Moshe ben Asher & Magidah Khulda bat Sarah · CC BY-NC-ND 4.0