Work with Rabbi Elizabeth W. Goldstein in Preparation for
Your B'nai Mitzvah, Bar Mitzvah, Bat Mitzvah,
Adult B'nai Mitzvah or Torah Reading (DJS)
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These are the basic prayers that all B’nai Mitzvah kids should strive for. Obviously, each child does the best he or she can. Some kids will be able to more than this list and some less. Each child, parent, and teacher should consult closely on how to make this experience just challenging enough but overall, the most meaningful for the whole family.
Good luck! B’hatzlacha Rabbi Elizabeth W. Goldstein Note: All pages correspond to Mishkan Tefillah prayer book. Shabbat Candle Blessing Mishkan Tefillah prayer book page 120
Hamotzi - Mishkan Tefillah prayer book page 606 (at the top)
Friday Evening full Kiddush - Mishkan Tefillah prayer book page 122-123
Modeh Ani - Mishkan Tefillah prayer book page 186
Barechu - Mishkan Tefillah prayer book page 226
Yotzer Or - Mishkan Tefillah prayer book page 228 (First 4 lines)
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DJ Welcome To Your Torah Reading
Niggun Shevat Achim for opening and closing niggun
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Shema and Ve'ahavta - Mishkan Tefillah prayer book page 232-234
Mi chamocha - Mishkan Tefillah prayer book page 240
Adonai Sefetai Tiftach - Mishkan Tefillah prayer book page 242
Avot v’imahot - Mishkan Tefillah prayer book page 244
Gevurot - Mishkan Tefillah prayer book page 246
Kedushah - Mishkan Tefillah prayer book page 248
Bircat Shalom - Mishkan Tefillah prayer book page 258
Bircot Hatorah - Mishkan Tefillah prayer book page 368
Bircot Hahaftarah - Mishkan Tefillah prayer book page 372
Aleinu (Reform) - Mishkan Tefillah prayer book page 586, 588, 591
Mourner's Kaddish - Mishkan Tefillah prayer book page (spoken, no recording) 598