The Joy Story - 9AE2 by sharona gitlitz https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf en-us 2023-09-04 06:52:20 UTC 2023-09-06 07:51:50 UTC hello@padlet.com Tamir Sarfaty https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683230014 The lesson I learnt from the short film is that you shouldn't judge someone before you see their side. In the movie the dog is mad at the bird for trying to steal its food but the bird’s side is that she needs to feed her babies, when the dog sees that she needs the food she gives it to her. The same goes with people, sometimes we judge people only based on our side of the story before we even listen to theirs.]]> 2023-09-04 09:50:54 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683230014 The joy story - Noam Herzog https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683230855 What i learned from this story is to never judge a book by its cover, you can never judge someone based on their action without knowing their full story (intentions,etc...)
responding to an action without reviewing the guy's intention can create an inevitable  outcome and especially in situations like these in the joy story, when the dog didn't  know the bird's full intention and immidietly attacked him, and later on when he saw the full story he understood the bird's hard
situation and decided to help him..]]> 2023-09-04 09:51:56 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683230855 Liron shamir https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683231358 The lesson I chose is kindness is a ripple effect this means  that if you are kind to other kindness will also come your way it is important to be kind and nice because it makes other be kind to you its like when you smile it makes people around you smile the lesson also implies not to be rude to people because that will also return to you just like kindness does. 

]]> 2023-09-04 09:52:33 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683231358 guy blumenfeld https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683232496 JOY & HERON 

LESSON #2:  Seek to first understand 

This story teaches us not to judge too quickly based on first impressions. It's important to understand someone's intentions before making decisions about them. When we show empathy and try to understand others better, it helps us have kinder and fairer relationships, making our society more harmonious.

]]> 2023-09-04 09:54:00 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683232496 Sagi Amsalem https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683232663 The lesson I took from the short movie was to never jump to conclusions and pass judgment before you really get to know the situation and especially all the intentions of the participants. You can never truly know what stands behind a certain action of an individual, therefore you can never fully understand a situation based only on a first look. 

]]> 2023-09-04 09:54:13 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683232663 Eitan Elster https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683232719 The lesson I learned from the movie is that if you do good things and be a good person good things will happen to you. The movie teaches this through the dog joy giving heron worms to feed her children and heron giving joy fish as a way to show her gratefulness.
This lesson is also true to real life, as if you do good things to other people, good things will happen to you as well. For example, if you help someone with their homework, they will be more likely to help you with your homework in the future.


]]> 2023-09-04 09:54:18 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683232719 Yael Keren https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683232942 LESSON #2:  Seek to first understand :
 Always try to understand first, you never know why things happen the way they do, so try and avoid jumping to conclusions as the first thing you do. 
 Instead, you should try to perceive the situation from all kinds of views and to be both understanding and caring for the other side.
 The movie shows this to us in multiple ways, for example: The fisherman ignored joy and shushed her, while all she wanted to do was to help him keep the bait bucket safe. If the Fisher man stopped and listened to joy he would be proud of her instead of being mad. 

]]> 2023-09-04 09:54:36 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683232942 Joy & the Heron-Nir miara https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683233213 I learned from the story that what goes around comes around. 

After the fisherman got rid of the Heron, Joy  saw that the Heron just wanted to feed it's babies so the dog gave the Heron worms to feed her babies and after the Heron realise the good did of Joy so the Heron gave Joy a lot of fish that it caught and they were both thankful. 

]]> 2023-09-04 09:54:52 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683233213 Mika Wolff https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683233721 In my opinion, this short film teaches us a lot about kindness, friendship and good deeds.

As we can see in the movie, the moment that Joy decides to help the Heron and be kind, the kindness comes back to her. This reflects our life: kindness has a ripple effect. When you do something good, it comes back to you, and even spreads to other people. From this, we can learn that choosing the good will always be a right decision, and it will probably help others do the same. In the bottom line, when we are kind, we inspire people to be kind as well. 

]]> 2023-09-04 09:55:22 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683233721 Mika Radai https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683233735 One of the lessons the movie teaches us about is how to judge a situation from another person's point of view, for example, Joy didn't want to let the bird get the bait because her owner needed it aswell, but as soon as Joy saw the bird needed it for the 3 babies she gave the bait to the bird, therefore until she understood the situation from the bird's point of view, she was on her owner's side, but then she understood the bird needed it more than her owner. In conclusion I feel like it's a very important skill to learn in order to solve arguments and debates before judging them too early.

]]> 2023-09-04 09:55:23 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683233735 Nurit Pinhas https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683233813 The lesson I learnt from the movie is that kindness has a ripple effect.  If you see someone struggling and help them out you will eventually get help back when you need it. Joy saw the heron struggle with feeding her children so she helped her out by giving her a stack of worms in which the heron helped Joy back by giving her plenty of fish, which caused her owner to be happy with her.


]]> 2023-09-04 09:55:28 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683233813 Rotem Maor https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683235431 LESSON #3:  Kindness has a ripple effect. 
The lesson I learned from the short movie 
is that in the end, kindness comes back to you. At the start of the video, Joy wouldn't let the Heron take some of the bate, but, in the moment he realized that the Heron didn't try to steal the bate, but give it to its little chickens, he let him take it. After a short time, the Heron returned with a mouth full of fish and gave everything to Joy, as a thank you.
It teaches me that if you are nice and kind, and help others, they will also help you and be kind to you.]]> 2023-09-04 09:57:19 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683235431 Shahar Shoham https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683235796 The Story Joy & Heron is a short film that has 3 lessons about understanding the other. I learned from this film that perspective can alter the problem/argument, and helps you understand the other’s point of view and better help both of you. This film better helped me understand that while people can do bad things it can be for a better cause, while it is still wrong it helps you understand their motivation and reasoning. 
In this film the fisherman shushes Joy because her barking and growling can scare away fish but what he didn’t know that she was barking to scare away the Heron and when he did see why she was barking he gave her a pat on her head, this thing also happens when Joy is happy for scaring away the Heron but then she sees the Heron’s hungry babies and gives the Heron a lot of worms to feed its baby and in return the Heron gave them a lot of fish which shows that if you do good things good things will happen to you.


]]> 2023-09-04 09:57:46 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683235796 Yuval Marom https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683235908 by changing the way we perceive a situation, the situation change:. the lesson i learned is that you shouldn't judge a book by its cover because when joy sew heron take the worms he immediately thought that it was for a bad cause so he barked to the fisherman so he'll do something but when the fisherman kicked heron out of the boat and when they kept moving joy sew that heron is doing this for his children and for a good cause so it changed his entire perceive 


]]> 2023-09-04 09:57:54 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683235908 Michael Granov https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683236613 In the short-form movie Joy &Haren, we learn a few lessons 
One of the lessons is - kindness causes a ripple effect
This lesson shows us how important it is to be kind to others. Sometimes one kind thing you do can cause someone else to want to pass it on to others and then it continues this lesson also connects with the lesson that “kindness always comes around” because at some point the person who someone will be kind to will be you. So one little kind thing you do can cause a ripple effect of other kind deeds.


]]> 2023-09-04 09:58:43 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683236613 Roy Peleg https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683237034 One of the lessons I learned from the short film “Joy and Heron” is that you shouldn’t judge an act of someone just by looking at it because you don’t know why it happened. In the film, The Heron tries to steal the bait of the fisherman. Joy, the fisherman’s dog, barks at the Heron without knowing The Heron is trying to get food for her hungry children, and it flies away. You shouldn’t just jump to conclusions, you should understand why the act had been done before you judge it or do something against it, maybe there is a good reason for the act to be done.

]]> 2023-09-04 09:59:05 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683237034 Noam Wajcberg https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683237443 This story has many ways to perceive the situation in many different ways. For instance, the situation was accurately perceived by Joy the dog. By helping the bird feed her children, she may have chosen to care less as well, which would have changed the course of the story entirely. Your thinking and perspective regarding everything can alter if you focus on the big picture rather than a few key details, which may cause you to see the issue completely differently.]]> 2023-09-04 09:59:27 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683237443 Roy Glikman https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683237800 The short movie teaches a few important lessons about kindness, judging people and changing the situation with a different look at it. I chose to speak about the ripple effect of kindness, as shown in the short movie. The dog in the movie seeks attention from its owner, so it protects its owner’s things. The dog acts in kindness and gets a pet from its owner, but then it finds out that what it did was a mistake. It sees a way to fix what it did and it follows the path of it.
Then, the karma "hits him back". It gets fish in return and gets a substantial loving pet from its owner. This shows that what you do- comes back in the same way you did it, like a ripple.
I find it beautiful and I feel like I got something very precious from a deep but a childish movie.
]]> 2023-09-04 09:59:50 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683237800 Leah Fresco https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683238274
I believe that in the short about Joy and the Heron, the most important lesson was seek to first understand. I think it’s very important not to jump to conclusions before you know the whole story. Like in the short film ,were Joy was fighting the Heron for several times from taking the fish bates away since she didn’t understand what was the reason of the Heron ,but as soon as Joy saw that the Heron gave fish her kids, she understood the whole picture and rushed to help her. That is why I believe that it is a very important lesson also for life, not to judge before knowing the whole story.]]> 2023-09-04 10:00:13 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683238274 Tuval Dembo https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683238810 A lesson i learned from watching Joy and Heron:

Towards the end of the short film, Joy decides to make a brave act, he sees how the Heron struggles to feed her babies, which probably made him very sad, however he decides to give her his owner baits without him knowing. Although Joy expected his owner to be mad with him, his thoughts changed really quickly as he saw the Heron holding a bunch of fish in his bill. The Heron gave Joy all of the fish and not only Joy was happy but also her owner. My opinion is that as soon as Joy decided to make this act of kindness it found a way to come straight back to her. At the end of the story everybody was happy and everything came out great but it wouldn't have if joy would decide to just ignore the Heron situation.


]]> 2023-09-04 10:00:45 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683238810 Johnny Schwarzman https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683239014 The lesson I learned from the movie is seek to first understand. In many situations we judge people’s intention by what we see without trying to understand what is the intention of those people. We usually misjudge those intentions because we can’t read those people’s thoughts, and we may hurt them without knowing what was their intention.

]]> 2023-09-04 10:00:58 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683239014 Daniel Nahmias https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683239113 A lesson I learned that was the most important for me is to never judge someone before you know what their intentions are. You can never know what a person is experiencing. For example, in the short movie Joy was very mad at Heron for taking the fisherman’s bait but after realizing that Heron was only trying to feed his kids so they won’t starve he felt very bad for Heron. In conclusion joy felt bad for judging Heron before getting to know him.


]]> 2023-09-04 10:01:04 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683239113 Anat Tankel https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683239249 From the video, I learned that I must seek to understand first. Sometimes we don't see the whole picture, we react before we know all the details. Often this generates misunderstandings and in the end, people get hurt. Those incidents can easily be avoided. We just need to try and understand the full picture because when you see the entire situation your perspective changes and you react differently then if you wouldn't have.]]> 2023-09-04 10:01:14 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683239249 Aliza Nahmiyas https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683239684 The lesson I learned from the story is that by changing the way we perceive a situation, the situation changes. 
At first, the Heron tries to take the stack of worms from the fisherman, Joy barks at the Heron to protect the bait and help out the fisherman.
However, the fisherman tells Joy to quiet down, unaware of the Heron.
As the Heron continues to try and steal worms, Joy keeps on barking and making noise, The Heron finally gives up and Joy is wagging her tail happily as she watches the Heron go, until she sees how the Heron cannot feed its children anymore.
Joy decides to change her mind and offer the Heron a bunch of worms at the end, and the Heron gives some fish to Joy and her owner in exchange.


]]> 2023-09-04 10:01:34 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683239684 Itamar Milstein https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683239847 The lesson I have learned from the story "Joy and Heron" is that kindness has a ripple effect. The story shows Joy being angry because Heron was trying to take her owner's warm. Firstly, she was angry, but eventually, when Joy saw, that Heron was just trying to feed her babies, Joy was trying to give Heron some more warms and by respond Heron gave her more fish which Joy's owner wanted. We can see that when Joy was doing a good did, Heron by respond has done a good did for Joy too and therefore we can learn that kindness has a ripple effect.

]]> 2023-09-04 10:01:43 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683239847 Yahel petel https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683240099 The lesson that I learned from the short story is that by changing the way you look at a situation all of the story can change. For example, the first time that the heron tried to steal the worms Joy barked towards the heron, but after Joy realized that the heron only wants to feed her children, she changed the way she looked at the situation, and helped the heron. If she didn't realized that the heron only wants to feed her kids she would have looked at the situation a lot different.

 ]]> 2023-09-04 10:01:55 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683240099 Omer Carmi https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683241619 One of the lessons that I learned from the story is that every action has a reason and that you can't judge someone based of their actions. The short film helped me understand that because heron was taking worms out of the bucket, and it made Joy angry but what Joy didn't know is that the heron just wanted to feed her babies.   

]]> 2023-09-04 10:03:26 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683241619 Lia Raz https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683241755 This short film presents us with many life lessons, the lesson I chose was the one where the heron tried to take the worms and Joy didn’t let him take them until he found out about the herons three hungry babies. That lesson taught me not to jump to conclusions until I know the whole story because you never know someone's reasons and intentions torsos what they are doing, when you see the whole story you cooled change your mind about things. ]]> 2023-09-04 10:03:35 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683241755 Adam Eliav https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683243970 the joy story
in the video we can see that the man was judging his dog without knowing the whole story 
this made the dog very sad  only later did he realize that there was a good reason and he pet him
this shows us we should never judge a book by its cover and he should wait to see the whole story]]> 2023-09-04 10:06:06 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683243970 shaked nechemya 1000092215 https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683260695 The movie has teached me an important lesson,the lesoon was that you should never judge a book by its cover-some people do wrong or messed up things aand we should know that sometimes there is an important reason for that and they dindn't mean to do .the may  did it to prevent a worse thing.font jidge them if you domt know the full story. it was expressed in the movie when we saw that the heron had stole the food to help his children.

 

]]> 2023-09-04 10:22:58 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2683260695 Evyatar Shenhav https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2686263165 The lesson I have learned is, Kindness has a ripple effect. In the short movie we see that Joy saw how the herein wasn’t able to feed her children with what she had provided them, so Joy decided to offer her owners bait as food for them, as thanks the herein gave Joy and her owner lots of fish. The kindness and joy of seeing someone thankful for the things you had brought them as a gift and them feeling the need of giving something to you back is kindness.]]> 2023-09-06 07:25:30 UTC https://padlet.com/sharona_gitlitz/6hzkst7dvz1v74bf/wish/2686263165