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You shall not murder is in the 10 commandments because you shouldn’t end peoples live early 

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You shall not murder is in the 10 commandments because you shouldn’t end peoples live early 

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Choose one of the Ten Commandments (shown above in Hebrew and English). Why do you think that this commandment is on the list? What makes it so important? Share your answers in a written or video response below.

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Draw or upload and image of your ultimate cheesecake below.

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The Ten Commandments were given to the Jewish people on Mt. Sinai. Many people study the Ten Commandments in preparation for the holiday.

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On Shavuot, there is a custom to eat dairy products, and it has become traditional to eat cheesecake as a festive holiday dessert. There are many different traditions as to how this custom came about, including that Shavuot was the time that the Jewish people began to start keeping kosher, which includes the law of separating between meat and dairy.

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Draw or upload an image of a beautiful flower arrangement to decorate your home for Shavuot. Click on the plus sign to draw or upload an image
and share below.

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Shavuot is also known as the Chag HaKatzir, the holiday of gathering the crops, since it celebrated the reaping of new crops in the harvest cycle of the year. In addition, there is a tradition that Mt. Sinai, where the Jewish people received the Torah, was covered in flowers and beautiful greenery. Today, to celebrate both of these, many people decorate their homes and synagogues with both wheat stalks (to commemorate the harvest) and flowers and greenery (to remind us of Mt. Sinai).

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What do you think a modern version of Bikkurim, first fruits could be? Add a voice recording below, sharing your thoughts.

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What other brave, strong women do you know about (either in your own life, or public figures)? Add an image or write a short explanation below.

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Go to Sefaria and look through the different books of the Tanach. Which book are you most interested in learning and why? Share the link and your explanation below.

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During the times of the Beit Hamikdash (Temple) in Jerusalem, Jews from all over Israel would travel to Jerusalem 3 times a year: on Pesach, Shavuot, and Sukkot. Many people were farmers and they would bring the first of their crops, the "first fruits," to the Temple as a sacrifice. Since these first fruits were crops that had been very hard-earned by the farmers, giving them away as a sacrifice was a symbol of trusting in God to continue to provide for them.

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Megillat Rut, the Book of Ruth, is a Biblical story which tells the tale of Ruth the Moabite, who bravely leaves her own hometown to follow her mother-in-law to the land of Israel.

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Shavuot is known as Zman Matan Torateinu, the time that the Torah was received by the Jewish people at Mt. Sinai. To commemorate this, many people today study Torah throughout the night on Shavuot.