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Home > How Do You Make Your Mark?

How Do You Make Your Mark?

How does your actions impact your community and the world? Take this quiz to find out!

You’re most inspired by *

A day of volunteering.

A painting of a beautiful synagogue.

An interesting magazine article.

On a rainy Sunday afternoon, you’d most likely stay home and *

Listen to your favorite Jewish music CD.

Read an explanation of the week’s Torah portion.

Play board games with a younger sibling.

You’re most likely to join your school’s *

Social Action Club, because you love helping others.

Art Club, because you love to express yourself visually.

Literary Journal, because you love to write about things that matter to you.

A time capsule you make would include *

A drawing of something meaningful to you.

A copy of a “get well soon” card you made for a friend.

Your favorite book or magazine.

Your favorite part of the Pesach Seder is *

Welcoming guests, including family and friends

Singing the traditional songs.

Hearing the story of the Exodus from Egypt.

If you had to write an essay about a famous Jew, you’d choose to write about *

Maimonides (the Rambam, 1135– 1204), a prolific author and Torah scholar.

Sir Moses Montefiore (1784–1885), a humanitarian and philanthropist.

Anna Ticho (1894–1980), an artist.

You are most amazed when you learn about *

The impact one mitzvah can have on the entire world.

How every single letter in the Torah can teach us something.

The musical instruments the Levites played in the Beit Hamikdash.

Lesson Plan:

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Based on the results, students will break into small groups to study a text related to their dominant style of making an impact. They will then complete an activity related to their style that allows them to give modern meaning to an ancient idea.

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