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The Fruit Of Israel - פירות שנשתבחה בהם הארץ

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Resource Type: Play / skit in: English

Age 7 - 12

Group Size 20 - 30

Estimated Time: 15 minutes

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Resource Goal

מטרה:  הכרות עם הפרות שנשתבחה בהם ארץ ישראל  תוך התייחסות למעלות המיוחדות של כל פרי במסורת היהודית ובציונות.


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עזרים:    

שקיות אשפה כגולות ואטומות.

תלבושות:        ענבים - בלונים סגולים/ירוקים

                        אבוקדו -  גלגל  ים

                        תפוז – כרית, סוודר כתום רחב, כובע קש רחב שוליים/כובע טמבל.                                         זית – בגדים בצע זית, עלים מבריסטול ירוק.

 


Resource Contents

תקציר ההצגה: כמה מפירות ארץ ישראל נשכחו בשקית אי שם בארץ.. עם רדת החשכה, התעוררו הפרות לחיים והחלו מתווכחים מי חשוב יותר ועל כן ראוי לצאת ראשון מן השקית. 

 

 

 

Narrator: Josh and Alanna went to the market in Machne Yehuda to get fruit for Tu’ Beshvet. On the way back form the store they stopped to play and forgot the package of fruit.

 

Arielle:  (at the store) Let’s get some special snacks for the Tu B’Shevat Party.

 

Alanna:  Cool! I will get some chips and Bamba and some Chocolate. I love those snacks

 

Arielle: No no NOOOOO! Not those kinds of snacks.  Ema said we have to get the special fruit for Tu Beshvat. You know the fruits from the Pasuk in the Torah that named

 

Alanna: Oh Yeah, I see some grapes and dates over there.

 

Arielle: Finally. Let’s get some oranges and avocados too.

 

Alanna: What are talking about they are not in the Pasuk?????  And you didn’t let me to buy the Chocolate….

 

Arielle: I know but they are special to the state of Israel. Jaffa Oranges are an Israel Trademark and the avocados are big in Israel now too.

 

Alana: OK. Got them. Let’s pay

 

 Arielle and Alanna  pay and head home. They stop by a park and start playing,. They put down the bag. Then suddenly they look at their watches and make a surprised look and they run home, but they left the package of fruit.

 

 Narrator: The bag of fruit starts arguing about which is the most important fruit

 

Grapes: Hey watch it stop pushing, I bruise easily.

I am the grapes and I am the most important. I am the only one with a special blessing

My juice is used for kiddush on Shabbat and Chagim I am also used for Brit Milah , weddings, and other celebration.  Besides purple is the best color.

 

Olive:  I am an olive and

I am the most important and I should go first.

I was used for oil to light the Menorah.

A branch of the olives tree is a symbol of peace.

 From the day the dove brought me back to Noah‘s ark after the flood.

 

Orange: I am the orange. Jaffa is my name. My shape is round

I am the most important fruit; I was planted by the first olim

I was planted in the desolate fields in Israel and turned the empty fields into places of beauty and produce.

I have become the symbol for (all the fruit growing in Israel) great produce grown from Israeli ground.

I am bright, tasty and healthy snack for everyone to eat

 

Avacodo: Hey what is all the complaining about?

I am the avacodo. I am like a new immigrant, wide eyed and excited to be in the land. I am like a son that came home, I wasn’t grown in Israel in the past but from the moment I came here children and adults fell in love with me. 

 

We are all part of Israel and important to our nation.

Each one of us has an important role to fill for the Jewish people.

We must all walk together.  Come

 

THE FRUT SING: “ DON’T  WALK  INFRONT OF ME I MAY NOT FOLLAW”.        


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