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Home > What's Your Song of Hope?

What's Your Song of Hope?

Do you find hope within yourself, through family and friends or through prayer? Take this quiz to find out!

If your sports team is losing, you *

Pray for a turn-around in the game.

Turn to your coach for a pep talk.

Resolve not to give up, but to keep playing hard until the end.

You feel best when you spend your weekends *

Hanging out with friends and getting their advice on everything.

Watching the sunrise and realizing that after darkness always comes light.

Doing mitzvot, like helping the poor, because it reminds you that no one is really alone.

Your greatest strength is the ability to *

Always see the glass as half-full.

Trust in God.

Turn to others when you need help.

The most important thing you need for a happy future is *

A belief in God and a strong connection to Judaism.

A huge dose of self-esteem.

To be surrounded by people who love you.

Your favorite part of the Purim story is when *

Esther summons personal courage to appear before the king and risks her life for the Jewish people.

Mordechai cares for Esther and guides her throughout the story.

Mordechai warns Esther that if she keeps silent and doesn’t ask the king for help, deliverance will come from another quarter.

When you’re feeling down, you *

Remember that God loves you, and everything will be okay.

Think about all the good things in your life.

Talk to your parents because you know they want to help you.

You are most likely to daydream about *

Being in God’s hands.

Your family and teammates cheering you on.

Expressing your thoughts and feelings through music.

Lesson Plan:

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Students will discuss the pros and cons of deriving hope from each of the identified sources. They will analyze Jewish texts about hope and will write lyrics to their own songs of hope.

Additional PDFs:

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Hatikvah lyrics

Additional Resources:

Live Hatikvah May 8, 2008

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