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                   Family Parasha Reading Chart 

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        The Family Parasha (weekly Torah portion) Reading Chart 

can be used in many ways. It can be used by those who regularly 

read the parasha to keep track of the ones that they read. 



        Another use is for children. Ask your children to read 

the parasha or read it with them. Ask them to be ready to explain 

it at the dinner table (preferably on Shabbat). Tell them they 

will get a star on their parasha chart, if they explain it well. 

When they discuss the parasha, ask questions and give them 

importance and attention. 

        Wait till after Shabbat to paste on the stars, because of 

Jewish law. You might want to give them more stars if they 

explain the parasha well. When they do a whole book, give them a 

gift for their accomplishment. 



Notes: 



You can usually get the paste on metalic color stars at places 

that sell school supplies. 



You can find out which parasha it is this week by looking at a 

good Jewish calendar. Look at what it says on Saturday. 



There are special books on the Parasha like the Little Midrash 

Says or the Midrash Says. These are available at most Jewish book 

stores. They are pleasant and easy reading for children and 

adults. Try to give one to your children as a gift. 



The Numbers stand for what book in the Torah it is : 1 = 

B'resheet, 2 = Sh'mot, 3 = Vayikra, 4 = Bemidbar, 5 = D'varim. 





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                   Family Parasha Reading Chart

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Name(s):                                Year(s):





1  B'resheet       ** O **     3   Metzora         ** O **



1  Noach           ** O **     3   Acharey Mot     ** O **



1  Lech Lecha      ** O **     3   Kedoshim        ** O **



1  VaYeira         ** O **     3   Emor            ** O **



1  Chayai Sarah    ** O **     3   Behar           ** O **



1  Toldoth         ** O **     3   Bechoukotai     ** O **



1  Vayeitze        ** O ** 



1  Vayishlach      ** O **     4   Bemidbar        ** O **



1  Vayeshev        ** O **     4   Naso            ** O **



1  Miketz          ** O **     4   B'haalatcha     ** O **



1  Vayigash        ** O **     4   Sh'lach Lecha   ** O **



1  Vayechi         ** O **     4   Korach          ** O **



                               4   Chukat          ** O **



2  Sh'mot          ** O **     4   Balak           ** O **



2  Va'era          ** O **     4   Pinchas         ** O **



2  Bo              ** O **     4   Matot           ** O **



2  B'shalach       ** O **     4   Mas'ay          ** O **



2  Yitro           ** O **



2  Mishpatim       ** O **     5   D'varim         ** O **



2  T'rumah         ** O **     5   Va'etchanan     ** O **



2  Tetzaveh        ** O **     5   Ekev            ** O **



2  Ki Tisa         ** O **     5   Re'eh           ** O **



2  Vayakhel        ** O **     5   Shoftim         ** O **



2  P'kudai         ** O **     5   Ki Tetze        ** O **



                               5   Ki Tavo         ** O **



3  Vayikra         ** O **     5   Nitzavim        ** O **



3  Tsav            ** O **     5   Vayelech        ** O **



3  Sh'mini         ** O **     5   Ha'azinu        ** O **



3  Tazriya         ** O **     5   Zot HaB'racha   ** O **



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