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May 22, 2012 | 1st Sivan 5772
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PurimWith costumes, carnivals, plays and sweets abounding, Purim has always been regarded as one of the most child-friendly holidays of the Jewish tradition. Make the most of this opportunity to engage your children and create great Jewish memories with the resources we have below.
Family Activities & Ideas
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From URJ Books & Music
Here Come the Purim PlayersHere Come the Purim Players!
By Barbara Cohen, Illustrated by Shoshana Mekibel

Back in print with new, full-color illustrations, a classic from a premiere author of Jewish children's books! Enter the world of Reb Zalman and Reb Yisroel and their fellow Jews in Prague; listen to a lively retelling of how the Jews of Persia escaped destruction because of Esther's bravery and Mordecai's wisdom.

The Purim CostumeThe Purim Costume
By Penninah Schram, Illustrated by Tammy L. Keiser 

Rebecca is tired of always dressing up as Queen Esther. Her mother suggests many options, but non appeal to Rebecca. Finally, her mother suggests Vashti. 

Jewish Holiday Fun BookMy Jewish Holiday Fun Book
Written and illustrated by Ann Koffsky 

The Jewish holidays have never been more fun! Learn about the Jewish holidays with this new activity-packed fun book. In this workbook format, young children will spend hours preparing for the holidays.


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