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Alef – Pre-School & Reception (3–5 year olds)

• Play the Joo Joo Drums
• Enjoy “Hannah’s Dress” told by puppets
• Cooking: Make some Hummus – and eat it too!
• Create a bunch of Felt Flowers
• Play room, DVDs for the end of the day (from 16:00)

Bet – School years 1–3 (6–8 year olds)

• Learn some Yiddish
• Play the Joo Joo Drums
• Make your own Hummus for a snack
• Create some Riddles with Words and Pictures
• Watch a puppet show: “Hannah’s Dress”
• Optional (if tired towards the end of the day): Play room, DVDs from 16:00

Gimmel – School years 4–6 (9–11 year olds)

• Graffiti in Tel Aviv: what does it mean?
• Rewrite the story of Ruth in a drama workshop
• The Jewish East End: what was it like to be an immigrant? Investigate the lives of real East Enders through objects and documents
• Joo Joo Drumming
• Cooking: make your own Hummus
• Animal magic: writing animal fantasy with an author

Dalet – School years 7–9 (12–14 year olds)

• Jewish EastEnders. Explore the real lives of Jewish immigrants with staff of the Jewish Museum
• How can Jewish refugees help frame the Israel debate? Learn from Harif, the Association of Jews from the Middle East and North Africa
• Yiddish: An animated introduction
• Drum away with the Joo Joo Drums
• Story telling on the theme of teenage life inside Israel – and outside too
• Israeli Dancing!

Hey – School years 10 and up (15–17 year olds)

• The uncertain and fragile grounds of Jewish Emunah/trust
• How can Jewish refugees help frame the Israel debate? Learn from> Harif, the Association of Jews from the Middle East and North Africa
• Everything you always wanted to know about Jesus, Christianity and Judeo-Christian relations. A Q&A session
• Immigration: the real lives of Jewish EastEnders after the great migration
• Recreate the Doboszynski trial, one of the biggest anti-Jewish scandals of interwar Poland, in a reality game
• Israeli Dancing!