Mitsva

The Hebrew word "Mitsva" is usually translated as a kind business, although in fact it means the commandment. The torus contains 613 commandments, some of which prohibitions: do not steal, not to break the words of the oath, and part of the prescriptions: to observe Saturday, respect parents. Basically, these commandments relate to religious obligations, but there are also those that regulate relations between people. For example, there is a commandment of hospitality, visits to patients, capacities (alms) All these commandments are called Gmelut Hassadim. And children can make them together with adults.
Note for teachers, parents and other adults
There are cases, the fruits of which we are taking and in this world, but also await us for them in the future world.
Honor of parents, the manifestation of kindness, the early arrival in the house of the exercise in the morning and evening, hospitality to the travelers, visiting patients, ensuring the bride to everyone necessary, dedication to prayer, peacemaking between nations - but the study of the Torah is equally all (TB, Sabit, 127A)
The Book of Mitzvah is inspired by Talmud (Sabit, 127a) and concentrates the attention of the child at the modern interpretation of good deeds and other commandments according to the age of young readers. His painted animals helps them, whose activities demonstrate different good deeds - Mitzvot. Having perceived the Jewish heritage and the covenants of the wise men about how to behave with each other, children, we hope will want to become true "Menushen", people with good soul, ready to help your neighbor