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Get Ready to Sing Along: New Torah Live Songs for Kids

Jewish Education

Get Ready to Sing Along: New Torah Live Songs for Kids

Let’s get something clear from the start: these aren’t just songs—they’re bangers. Torah Live is dropping a playlist of epic proportions, covering everything from not talking in shul to mitzvah enthusiasm.

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Do You Say Tefilas Haderech When Traveling on Shabbos?
Jewish Education

Do You Say Tefilas Haderech When Traveling on Shabbos?

If a woman is having a baby on shabbos or another emergency occurs which necessitates travel on shabbos, should the travelers say Tefilas Haderech?

by Hadassah Levy on Oct 19, 2022
Why Teach Jewish Kids with Video and Games
Jewish Education

Why Teach Jewish Kids with Video and Games

If you’ve been following Torah Live for a while, you know the story of how Rabbi Dan Roth started out teaching, but quickly discovered that Jewish kids today are much more focused when they are learning with technology.

by Hadassah Levy on Sep 14, 2022
Why Say Tefilas HaDerech?
Jewish Education

Why Say Tefilas HaDerech?

Tefilas HaDerech is recited before taking a trip outside the city limits. In this tefillah, we ask Hashem to protect us from the perils of travel.

by Hadassah Levy on Sep 06, 2022
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There's a Bracha for Everything! The Blessing of Asher Yatzar
Jewish Education

There's a Bracha for Everything! The Blessing of Asher Yatzar

We tend to think that brachos are for holy things, like mitzvos, or for the more obvious blessings in our lives like the food we eat. And yet...

by Hadassah Levy on Aug 31, 2022
Parshas Ekev: Serving Hashem through Tefillah
Jewish Education

Parshas Ekev: Serving Hashem through Tefillah

This week’s parsha, Ekev, includes the second paragraph of shema, vehaya im shamoa, which is the source of the mitzvah of tefillah according to the Rambam.

by Hadassah Levy on Aug 18, 2022