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TEVILAS KELIM
TYPES OF MATERIALS
1
After battling which nation did Bnei Yisrael receive the mitzvah of tevilas keilim?
2
When Bnei Yisrael brought back the pots and cooking utensils, they received the mitzvah of tevilas keilim. What other mitzvah did they receive at this time?
3
Mark which category each material is in regarding immersion: Required from the Torah Titanium Brass Platinum Plastic Wood Copper Tin Earthenware Silver Iron Aluminum Glass Stone Lead Porcelain Enamel Gold Silicone
2
Rabbinically required
Immersion not required
TYPES OF MATERIALS
4
Explain what a mikvah is:
5
Why did the rabbis institute that glass should require immersion?
6
Why did the rabbis not institute that plastic should require immersion?
7
What is the reason that china and porcelain dishes are immersed without a bracha?
3
DEFINITION OF A COOKING UTENSIL
1
What do we learn from the fact that the utensils that the Jews brought back from the Midianites were cooking utensils?
2
List five things a utensil would be used for that would require it to be immersed.
1 2 3 4 5
3 Why do metal grates that sit under the pot not require immersion?
4
DEFINITION OF A COOKING UTENSIL
4
Does a pot cover require immersion? Explain your answer.
5
Name three utensils that are used to prepare food but do not leave the food ready to eat.
6
What is the halacha of these utensils according to Sephardim?
7
What is the halacha of these utensils according to Ashkenazim?
8
If you use a glass coffee jar to store food, does it need to be immersed?
5
IMMERSION
6
1
The pasuk “ – אך את הזהבOnly the gold…” teaches us that only the utensil should be immersed. What are some things that you have to be careful to remove before immersing a utensil?
2
Circle the correct way to immerse a utensil and explain your answer
3
Draw two different methods of immersing a spoon:
IMMERSION
4
Before immersing and making a blessing on a utensil you should…
make sure that it was made by a Jew make sure that it was made by a non-Jew
5
How should a right-handed person hold the vessel while reciting the blessing and immersing the utensil?
6
How should a left-handed person hold the vessel while reciting the blessing and immersing the utensil?
7
Notes
TEVILAS KELIM
TYPES OF MATERIALS
1
After battling which nation did Bnei Yisrael receive the mitzvah of tevilas keilim?
2
When Bnei Yisrael brought back the pots and cooking utensils, they received the mitzvah of tevilas keilim. What other mitzvah did they receive at this time?
3
Mark which category each material is in regarding immersion: Required from the Torah Titanium Brass Platinum Plastic Wood Copper Tin Earthenware Silver Iron Aluminum Glass Stone Lead Porcelain Enamel Gold Silicone
2
Rabbinically required
Immersion not required
TYPES OF MATERIALS
4
Explain what a mikvah is:
5
Why did the rabbis institute that glass should require immersion?
6
Why did the rabbis not institute that plastic should require immersion?
7
What is the reason that china and porcelain dishes are immersed without a bracha?
3
DEFINITION OF A COOKING UTENSIL
1
What do we learn from the fact that the utensils that the Jews brought back from the Midianites were cooking utensils?
2
List five things a utensil would be used for that would require it to be immersed.
1 2 3 4 5
3 Why do metal grates that sit under the pot not require immersion?
4
DEFINITION OF A COOKING UTENSIL
4
Does a pot cover require immersion? Explain your answer.
5
Name three utensils that are used to prepare food but do not leave the food ready to eat.
6
What is the halacha of these utensils according to Sephardim?
7
What is the halacha of these utensils according to Ashkenazim?
8
If you use a glass coffee jar to store food, does it need to be immersed?
5
IMMERSION
6
1
The pasuk “ – אך את הזהבOnly the gold…” teaches us that only the utensil should be immersed. What are some things that you have to be careful to remove before immersing a utensil?
2
Circle the correct way to immerse a utensil and explain your answer
3
Draw two different methods of immersing a spoon:
IMMERSION
4
Before immersing and making a blessing on a utensil you should…
make sure that it was made by a Jew make sure that it was made by a non-Jew
5
How should a right-handed person hold the vessel while reciting the blessing and immersing the utensil?
6
How should a left-handed person hold the vessel while reciting the blessing and immersing the utensil?
7
Notes
