Purim

Goal: We can learn a lot form Moshe Rabbenu, even by looking at the stories that we all know and remember from when we were young.

Goal: to teach the chanichim some Purim/Adar games!

 Yom Kippur is a day like Purim (Yom K – Purim), yet the two days could not be more diametrically opposed.

A Hagada for Purim

How to start Shuk-Purim???

* First of all, don’t panic!

Running a Purim Carnival can be a great way to bring the fun—and some of the facts—about Purim home to the kids in your community.

Ami: There is something I don’t understand about Purim. It’s so different than any other Chag. In all our festivals, we feel the spirituality in the air, mainly because certain secular actions are prohibited. But on Purim – nothing is prohibited. Some people even go to work on Purim. If there is no work prohibition prohibited on Purim – what makes it different than any other day?”

Goal: To teach about Para Aduma

Goals: Discuss Amalek, their history, and the relevant mitzvot relating to them.

Jeopardy game for Purim

A humorous play for Purim about the Megila