Sulamot Curriculum: Guide to Jewish Prayer

• The Sulamot curriculum book on prayer covers various aspects of prayer

Table of Contents Overview:

• Unit 1 introduces prayer and connects it to daily life
• Unit 2 defines prayer as praise, request, and thanks
• Unit 3 discusses prayer as judgment from God and self-judgment
• Unit 4 frames prayer as accepting God's yoke and commandments
• Unit 5 concludes that prayer connects individuals to God
• Part 6 explores the nature of prayer, whether it should be spontaneous or required
• Unit 7 addresses when and how often to pray
• Unit 8 delves into communal prayer and its added value
• Unit 9 discusses the origins of the prayer text and the need for a uniform prayer for all Jews
• Unit 10 examines women and prayer, their contributions, and obligations
• Unit 11 provides concentration in prayer
• Unit 12 offers a commentary on the Amida (Shemone Esrei) with insights from Rav Rimon on each blessing

Technique

• An introductory guide to prayer is mentioned
• The curriculum covers understanding the structure and content of prayer, the laws of prayer, and developing a meaningful prayer
• Includes questions, issues, and videos relevant to students' daily lives
• Students apply learned concepts to enhance their understanding of prayer
• Aims to inspire understanding, appreciation, and love for prayer
• The book is written in accessible Hebrew or English, organized by topic, using charts to summarize each unit
• Contains inspirational stories, points for reflection, parent-child learning activities, and practical suggestions for meaningful prayer
• Includes real-life examples, and aims to transform student prayer into a profound and fulfilling endeavor