Stories We Live By: Unworthy Human Beings
- SKU 57156
- UPC
Grades 4-7 The Stories We Live By lessons use Jewish folktales and Rabbinic stories to teach important Jewish values. Each lesson tells a story and offers probing questions and text study for students to consider. Twelve Stories We Live By lessons are available.
Stories We Live By Lessons:
- The Bride’s Hairpin
- The Feather Story
- Honest Scales
- Kamtza and Bar Kamtza
- The Mitzvah of Not Saying
- The New Tongue
- One Date Seed
- The Rabbi and the Ugly Man
- The Rich Man and His Son
- The Two Friends
- Unworthy Human Beings
- Why the Rabbi Rode on Yom Kippur
- Stories We Live By Teacher’s Guide
Stories We Live By: Unworthy Human Beings offers students an opportunity to study the importance of living in peace. In the story, Alexander the Great conquers a nation and is confronted by their king. Their king shows Alexander a model of local justice and then confronts the brutality of his process of conquest, suggesting that people were meant to live peaceably together.
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Stories We Live By: Unworthy Human Beings