Kiddushin: chapter 1
Kiddushin 29
A Kiddushin sugya on the order of mitzvos when a father owes both pidyon haben and the pilgrimage offering, and the broader question of when a father should have his son married versus learning.
Kiddushin 30
Covers teaching a child only Scripture versus Mishnah, the daily renewal of the yetzer hara, a father's obligation to teach his son a trade, and why women are included in honoring parents.
Kiddushin 31
Explores the verse ordering of fearing parents, stories of extraordinary filial humility, and why a commanded mitzvah can outweigh one performed purely voluntarily.
Kiddushin 32
Covers who pays for honoring parents, feeding them from ma'aser money, the limit of honor 'even throwing your wallet into the sea,' and whether one must honor a parent who sins.
Kiddushin: 33
A Kiddushin sugya on the halachos of קימה והידור, exploring who is obligated to stand for a Torah scholar, the exemptions for artisans and the Mishnah's bikkurim-bearers, and the boundaries of standing out of kavod in places like the bathhouse.
Kiddushin 34
Works through the rule exempting women from time-bound positive mitzvos, the matzah exception, and the comparison between tefillin, mezuzah, and Torah study as a model for deriving other laws.
Kiddushin 35
A detailed sugya on deriving women's exemption from time-bound mitzvos via tefillin, and a separate derivation exempting women from shaving the beard using a gezeirah shavah from kohanim.
Kiddushin 36
Explores the reasoning behind women's exemption from specific Temple rites, deriving the rule via a gezeirah shavah between kohanim and Israel, and who is permitted to perform sprinkling and slaughter.