Shabbat

Mitzvot of the Day Preparation for Shabbat Remembering Shabbat Kavod Shabbat Oneg Shabbat Not eating on Erev Shabbat Accepting Shabbat early Shabbat Candles Shabbat Davenings Kiddush Lechem Mishneh (two loaves for Shabbat) Friday Night meal Saturday Day meal Seudat Shelishit Havdalah Melava malka Getting a hundred Brachot on Shabbat Shevitat Behemto (letting one's animal rest)

Practical topics Techum(walking beyond one's 2000 amot) Reading by candle light Uvda DeChol Permitted and forbidden speech Permitted and forbidden things to read Sechar Shabbat (making wages on Shabbat) Shemah Yiteh (forbidden benefits of a flame) Transactions on Shabbat Transportation on Shabbat Amirah LeNochri Taking measurements Medicine on Shabbat Dancing and clapping on Shabbat Hachana (Preparing for after Shabbat) Games on Shabbat Opening bottles and cans Books, notebooks, and papers Mail Getting Dressed Washing one’s body on Shabbat Folding clothes/talit on Shabbat Using Electricity on Shabbat

39 Melachot Order of making bread Choresh (plowing) Zoreah (planting) Kotzer (harvesting) Me'amer (gathering) Dash (threshing) Zoreh (winnowing) Borer (separating) Tochen(grinding) Merakaid (sifting) Lash (kneading) Ofeh and Bishul (baking and cooking) Order of making garments Gozez (shearing) Melabain (cleaning a cloth) Menapaitz (combing) Tzoveya (dyeing) Toveh (spinning) Masiach (mounting warp threads) Oseh Shtei Batei Nirin (making two loops) Oraig (weaving) Potzeya (unraveling fabric) Koshair (tying) Matir (untying) Tofer (gluing, taping, or stapling) Koreah (ripping) Order of making hides Tzad (trapping) Shochet (slaughtering) Mafshit (skinning) Maabaid (tanning) Memachaik (smoothing) Mesartait (scoring) Mechataich (cutting precisely) Order of construction Kotaiv (writing) Mochek (erasing) Boneh (building) Sosair (demolishing) Makeh BePatish (completing a vessel) Mechabeh (extinguishing a flame) Mavir (lighting a flame) Hotzah(carrying)

Cooking Bishul (cooking) Cooling and using ice Shehiya(leaving food on the fire from before Shabbat) Hatmana (insulating food) Hachzara (returning food to the fire) Using a blech on Shabbat Making Tea on Shabbat Muktzeh General laws of Muktzeh Non-muktzeh items (Kli SheMelachto LeHeter) Partially Muktzeh items (Kli SheMelachto LeIsser) Delicate items (Muktzeh Machmat Chisaron Kis) Useless items (Muktzeh Machmat Gufo) Disputed items Electronics Broken or one time use items (Shivrei Kelim) Balls and games Cooking pot Batel Kli Mehechano(ruining the use of a vessel)