Prayers and blessings

[ShirChadash]

Would someone care to walk me through the prayers for each day? I have some good websites for the prayers and blessings in Hebrew, but I am confused which ones to pray when. As a homeschooling Mom, I can do much to help teach the blessings and prayers to my children, so I have been trying to figure out what to pray in the morning... what is said later, when (if later)... it can be confusing, but I am sure it's really quite simple, eh?

from:
http://www.thinkjewish.com/walk.html

I: THE MORNING BLESSINGS

PAGE1. Modeh Ani62. Blessings On The Torah93. Blessing On The Tallis 114. Blessings On The Teffilin11​

II: THE MORNING PRAYERS

PAGE5. Adon Olom126. The Akeidah137. The Order Of Sacrifices188. Eizehu M'Koman23​

III: VERSES OF PRAISE

PAGE9.Hodu2710. Boruch Sheomar3011. Ashrei3312. Yishtabach41​

IV: WEEKDAY PRAYER

PAGE13. Blessings On The Reading Of Shema4214. Shema4615. Shemone Esrei50

16.Tachanun
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V'Hu Rachum
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Avinu Malkeinu -Short (End of Tachanun)
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61 63

68

17. Ashrei7118. Lamnatzeach7119. Uvo L'Tzyon7220. Tefilla L'Dovid75​

V: Song Of The Day

PAGE21. Sunday7622. Monday7723. Tuesday7724. Wednesday7825. Thursday7826. Friday79​

VI: Conclusion

PAGE27. Ein Keilokeinu8128. Aleinu84​

^ Are these all to be included in morning prayer... or are some of them for later in the day, and I just don't get it yet? Another?, how many times each day is the Shema recited? Anyone have input for me?

TIA!

 

[Henaynei]

I can't tell you how excited I am to see a woman taking up the siddur prayers!!!

Warning - start slow anmd bulid as your understanding and familarity increase or your will fold under the weight of it all!!


Well, first off - you don't do the blessing for the Torah unless you are in a Torah service; you don't do the blessings for the Tallit and T'fillin unless you are a man AND donning these items

More later

BTW - shema is twice a day - morning prayers and the bedtime shema.....

 

[simchat_torah]

you don't do the blessings for the Tallit and T'fillin unless you are a man AND donning these items

Actually, this isn't *exactly* true....

women can wear a Tallit and Tefillin. Specifically, I believe it was Rabbi Akivah's daughters who were called 'righteous' for doing so. I'll have to double check and make sure it was Akivah, but none the less, women are allowed to don such items. However, the Tallit must be of feminine colors, etc. in order to not break the mitzvah of not cross-dressing.

shalom,
yafet

 

[Henaynei]

Actually, this isn't *exactly* true....

women can wear a Tallit and Tefillin. Specifically, I believe it was Rabbi Akivah's daughters who were called 'righteous' for doing so. I'll have to double check and make sure it was Akivah, but none the less, women are allowed to don such items. However, the Tallit must be of feminine colors, etc. in order to not break the mitzvah of not cross-dressing.

shalom,
yafet

True - but they were unmarried virgins - so I guess if you are an unmarried virgin and still living in your father's home - and only do it in the home, as they did - then it is ok

 

[ShirChadash]

True - but they were unmarried virgins - so I guess if you are an unmarried virgin and still living in your father's home - and only do it in the home, as they did - then it is ok

uhm, ^ that would count me out LOL.

Zem
married for 15,
mama to 6 in my arms and 4 in Yeshua's
and living 1000 miles from my papa.

PS At any rate, I wear a head-scarf, so never saw the point in a prayer tallit for myself