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Home > How Do You Travel Toward Redemption?

How Do You Travel Toward Redemption?

There are lots of ways to get around. Take this quiz to find out how you get to where you're going.

The part of summer camp you most look forward to is *

Redefining yourself and having a fresh start with new friends.

Making new friends and reconnecting with old ones.

Being outdoors and learning about nature.

When you grow up, you most want to be someone who *

Loves and is loved.

Makes the environment a better place.

Is always growing and is the best person you can be.

Your favorite extracurricular activity is *

Art club, because molding clay reminds you that you can shape yourself, too.

Choir, because you love singing with a group.

Social Action Club, because you feel satisfaction from making a difference in the world.

You use your free time to think about *

The mistakes you’ve made and what you can do to fix them.

How you can reuse all of the paper and plastic that gets trashed every day.

With which kid in your class you would like to strike up a friendship.

You’d be most likely to spend extra cash on *

A really cool journal made from recycled paper.

A present for your sister as thanks for her homework help.

A funky tzedakah box to encourage yourself to be more giving.

You’re most concerned about *

Taking care of the planet so your children and grandchildren can enjoy it.

Fulfilling your potential as a human being.

Improving your relationship with your parents, siblings, and friends.

Your favorite Jewish holiday is *

Rosh Hashanah, because you get to start the year with a clean slate and fresh resolutions.

Tu B’Shevat, because it focuses on enhancing our connection to the environment.

Pesach, because you love it when your whole family is together.

Lesson Plan:

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Students will identify moments on their path of spiritual and personal growth, as well as some of the goals they hope to achieve. Students will connect their own journey to the Israelites' journey out of Egypt.

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