The teacher will introduce the Shavuot festival and the names of the festival: Matan Torah [the Giving of the Torah], HaKatzir [the Harvest Festival], and Hag HaBikkurim [the Festival of the First Fruits].
The teacher will describe the story of ascending to Jerusalem and the students will number the pictures on the
worksheet according to the correct order.
The students will make a connection between each picture and a value that can be learned from it. The teacher will ask the students which value they think each picture represents.
The teacher will summarize the festival's characteristics and procedures.
Conclusion: Shavuot is a festival of giving, unity, thanks and humility. It is the festival on which the farmers would bring their first fruits to Jerusalem instead of keeping them for themselves. There, in Jerusalem, the unifying city, they would celebrate their hard work with a heart full of thanks, together with the entire Jewish people.
Even in their moments of great happiness they did not forget those who did not have land of their own and would give their first fruits to the Kohanim-Priests.
The students will learn about the festival of Shavuot in the Kibbutzim and will learn about the connection between the commandment to bring the First Fruits in the Torah and the First Fruits ceremony in the land of Israel.