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Printable review worksheet for Grades 1 and 2 with questions about daily prayers, biblical figures, and the ten plagues.
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Hebrew School Review

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This printable review worksheet for Grades 1–2 includes multiple-choice questions on key Jewish concepts and biblical stories. Students answer questions about the three daily prayers, Abraham, Jacob's twelve sons (Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, and others), and the ten plagues of Egypt (blood, frogs, lice, boils, darkness, and more). Useful for Hebrew school classwork, homework, or unit review.

Subject:
Religious
Topic:
Jewish
Grade Level:
1st – 2nd Grades
Updated January 2026

Word Bank

  • 12
  • Shimon
  • Levi
  • Dan
  • Yosef
  • 10
  • Mitzrayim
  • blood
  • boils
  • darkness

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