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Utensils

Follow us on camel back as we drive through the desert, up Masada, and into the Dead Sea to learn the laws of immersing new utensils. Packed with stunning footage, great humor, and lots of energy, Utensils: The Ultimate Adventure contains a fascinating blend of historical perspectives and practical halachic guidance.

Utensils: The Ultimate Adventure 00:13:45

	Preview		2:02
	The laws of immersing utensils		11:43

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Quizzes

Full Review part 1

Test your knowledge on the laws of tevilas keilim in this short interactive quiz

Full Review part 2

Need another review? This quiz will make sure you know your stuff!

Types of Utensils

Identify if the vessels in this quiz need immersion or not.

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Dunk or Punch

Punch the vessels that don't need immersion out from the sea

Certificate of Completion

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Once you have watched all the videos in the course, click here to download your personalized certificate of completion. Hang it on your wall and hang it proud!

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Teacher Materials

Lesson Plans

One session

This lesson plan outlines how to use utensil video to give a one unit class.

Source Book

Tevilas Keilim Sources

The sheets contain textual sources for your students to learn through together and prepare for your class. Provides several hours of learning material!

Graphic Files

Class Poster

Use this poster to promote your class. (Photoshop required.)

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Mordy

6 years ago

Dear Rabbi Roth,
With all due respect, since you are only toiveling one utensil, shouldn’t you have said “al tevilas keli”?

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6 years ago

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Reb Mordy,
Thank you for your good question: Two points:
1. While you are right that the Shulchan Aruch (YD 120:3) says that the blessing to recite on tevilas keleim depends on whether one is immersing one utensil or many, the late rauthorities (Aruch Hashulchan 120:22 and others) say that the custom is to use the plural form even when immersing one utensil.

2. I went on to immerse other utensils as well. 🙂

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Galiah Harel

3 months ago

If you have a cheese utensil would you need to dip it in the mikvah?

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