An understanding of why the students realize that it was time to say the morning shema and their teachers did not

Why is the first question of the four questions about the obligation of dipping? To impress upon the parents that customs are of great significance when it comes to educating the next generation

The Torah informs us that God promised Abraham that he would be blessed with many offspring and in fact he only had one son Isaac how do we explain this? The blessing was in terms of quality not quantity The one son Isaac was deemed to be as great as many children

What was the blessing that Aaron gave to the Jewish people

Why didn't Achashvwresh no what to do with vashti?

The word magilla means Revelation. Besides the events that took place on Purim were not miraculous they also did not occur directly one event after the other. And it was only when it was all written down could we see and connect the dots between one event and the other. Therefore it is called a Megila because by the writing of it we now saw clearly how all of this had been orchestrated by God

Who wrote the megilla? It was written by the men of the Great Assembly and then it was copied by the Persians and that is why hashem's name is not mentioned because the Persians would have deleted hashem's name and in its place they would have placed the name of their idols

We explain why the first sacrifices to be discussed are those that are a donation by an individual. And we don't discuss initially the communal sacrifices or the individual who needs to bring a sacrifice like a sin offering. The basic answer is because the first sacrifices brought by the Jewish people were the individual bringing a donation of a sacrifice

Why in the opening verse is there a small alef in the word vayikra? It corresponds to the large alef found in divrei hayamim by the name Adam. The significance of that is discussed

Why do young children begin learning chumash with the laws of the sacrifices? To explain the concept of those that are pure ie the children should study about the pure sacrifices