100 Blessings

A singable entry into the Talmudic teaching that each of us is invited to say one hundred blessings every day (Brachot 17a, Reb Meir).

The song moves through a day of blessing-making: waking up and getting dressed, learning Torah, laying down at night with the Sh'ma. The chorus carries the full Baruch Atah blessing formula, giving kiddos a singable way into the language of Jewish blessing.

What's included:

Lead sheet PDF with melody line, chord symbols, and lyrics in Hebrew transliteration and English. Key of G major. Suitable for guitar, ukulele, or piano accompaniment. Original composition by Dr. Emily Aronoff, copyright 2012.

Best fit:

Songleaders, music specialists, cantorial soloists, and music-reading grown ups working with kiddos roughly ages 4-10. The chorus returns predictably and the verses build the practice, giving kiddos a sturdy structure while they learn the blessing language. Doubles as a regulation song at bedtime or transitions, when you ask kiddos to count blessings instead of sheep.

Delivery: Instant PDF download. Print-friendly.

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