1. Bar Mitzvah
A Jewish boy reaches ___________ at 13 years and one day old.
This event is marked by a ceremony called the ___ ______________
Bar Mitzvah means “_________________”. This means the boy now has the ____________ of following all of the ____.
The ceremony takes place in the ___________ on a __________. The boy is called by the Rabbi to read from the ________ during the service using the ____.
When he has finished reading, all the men shout out “_______ ____” which means “congratulations”. The ________ makes a brief speech to remind everyone of the meaning of the Bar Mitzvah. After this, the boy must say the Bar Mitzvah prayer in _________
Write out and complete the sentences, using the words in the box.
Draw a picture of a boy wearing the 3 items of being a Jewish male, and explain the meaning of these 3 items
What sort of training do you think the boy must have received to be able to do the Bar Mitzvah ceremony?
Law synagogue Rabbi prayer Yad responsibility adulthood Bar Mitzvah Sabbath Torah “Mazel Tov!”

2. Spot the difference between a Bat and a Bar Mitzvah.
Bat Mitzvah
Explain the key differences between a Bar and a Bat Mitzvah.
**Do you think girls are treated equally to men in Judaism?
Spot the difference between a Bat and a Bar Mitzvah.
Girls receive their Bat Mitzvah at 12 years old.
The Bat Mitzvah shows that girls have reached an important stage in their maturity
They read a portion of the Torah in Hebrew at their Bat Mitzvah
Several girls can share their Bat Mitzvah together
The Bat Mitzvat takes place the day after the Sabbath
The girls do not have to wear a tallit, or tefillin.

3. What stopped Jack from having his Bar Mitzvah when he was 13?

4. Rites of Passage
Many other cultures also have their own rites of Passage, to mark important moments in your human growth.
What rites of passage are there in Christianity?
Put the tribal rites of passage in order of most extreme to more reasonable !