Click on the items in the picture.
two yellow flags
Click on the child with a pointy hat to move to the next page. Write down the first letter of this child's fancy dress costume.
top hat
crown
tie
flower
black belt
waistcoat
Who or what am I?
Remember the picture from the previous page.
I am a clown.
I have a lasso.
I am Amanda.
I have a crown.
I am a queen.
I have red lips.
I am a cowboy.
I have a striped top.
What is the story of Purim?
Five Purim Facts
1. Purim is noisy. Everytime we hear the word 'Haman' when we read the story of Esther, or the megillah, on Purim, everyone shouts and uses rattles to make a lot of noise.
Unscramble the letters to find the words.
Remember the last letter.
Click on the capital E to move to the carry on.
Five Purim Facts
2. People eat ear-shaped cookies. A traditional Purim treat, hamantaschen, reminds us of the terrible Haman. They look like his ears - some people say that his ears were cut off after his hanging.
What are your favourite Hamantashen fillings?
Drag the fillings on the right and place them in order. 1 - your favourite / 9 - your least favourite.
My favourite fillings.
Apple
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
1. Strawberry Jam 2. Chocolate Spread 3. Apricot Jam 4. Poppy Seed 5. Date Spread 6. Apple 7. Nutella 8. Halva 9. Peanut Butter
Apricot Jam
Chocolate Spread
Date Spread
Halva
Nutella
Peanut Butter
Poppy Seed
Strawberry Jam
Five Purim Facts
3. Purim literally means “lots.” The name refers to the lottery that Haman used to choose the date on which the Jews were to be killed.
Drag the dates to match the dates in words.
3rd
third
14th
twenty fifth
25th
fourteenth
What is the Hebrew date of Purim? 14th of Adar Click on the word - 14th to carry on.
16th
sixteenth
31st
twenty second
22nd
thirty first
Five Purim Facts
4. The Book of Esther. It is the only book of the Hebrew Bible that does not mention G-d. Do you know how many times is the word Haman mentioned?
44
35
54
Five Purim Facts
5. Where do you live? If you live in Jerusalem or any other walled city, you celebrate Purim a day later.
This is because it took two days for the Jews who lived in the walled, capital city of Shushan to fight off their enemies. Purim is celebrated on the 15th of the month of Adar, a date often referred to as “Shushan Purim.”
Match the cities to their pictures. There is one city that is a 4 letter word and starts with a vowel. Remember the 1st letter of this city.
Answer the PURIM questions. Check your answers -
4. What food is traditionally eaten on Purim?
1. What does the word Purim mean in Persian?
- Haman's ears
- Haman's nose
- Esthers' ears
2. Where did the events of Purim take place?
5. When do you shake your rattle during the Megillah reading?
- When you hear the name 'Haman'.
- When you hear the name 'Esther'
- When you hear the name 'Mordechai'
6. How many times should you hear the Megillah?
3. Who was the heroine of the Purim story?
Remember the first letter of the answer to question #1.
Mishloach Manot
People send gifts of food to each other. These food parcels are called Mishloach Manot in Hebrew. There are some rules about Mishloach Manot, such as you are supposed to send them to at least 2 different people, and each food parcel is supposed to contain at least 2 different types of food.
Fancy Dress Costumes
The childrens' favourite part in all this is the Purim Party. Every year millions of children, all around the world, get dressed up. They and their families spend a lot of time deciding what to dress up as. Superheroes Professions Movie Characters Kings - Queens - Princes - Princesses Animals and More
Fancy Dress Costumes
Can you find 10 costumes? Use the pencil to help you.
Click on the red nose to carry on. Remember the 4th letter of this costume.
Drag the words to complete the sentences.
Click on the 'eye' to check your setences.
My
to
black
cute
sister
cat.
be
wants
to
as
want
superhero.
up
famous
dress
The
boys
are
as
soldiers.
up
toy
dressing
Are you ready to go to the Party?
You and your friends are at the school party. Someone has locked the door. You have to type in the correct fancy dress costume to unlock the door and enter the party. Do you have all your letters ready? Let's go...
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Purim Fun and Facts
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Transcript
Click on the items in the picture.
two yellow flags
Click on the child with a pointy hat to move to the next page. Write down the first letter of this child's fancy dress costume.
top hat
crown
tie
flower
black belt
waistcoat
Who or what am I?
Remember the picture from the previous page.
I am a clown.
I have a lasso.
I am Amanda.
I have a crown.
I am a queen.
I have red lips.
I am a cowboy.
I have a striped top.
What is the story of Purim?
Five Purim Facts
1. Purim is noisy. Everytime we hear the word 'Haman' when we read the story of Esther, or the megillah, on Purim, everyone shouts and uses rattles to make a lot of noise.
Unscramble the letters to find the words.
Remember the last letter.
Click on the capital E to move to the carry on.
Five Purim Facts
2. People eat ear-shaped cookies. A traditional Purim treat, hamantaschen, reminds us of the terrible Haman. They look like his ears - some people say that his ears were cut off after his hanging.
What are your favourite Hamantashen fillings?
Drag the fillings on the right and place them in order. 1 - your favourite / 9 - your least favourite.
My favourite fillings.
Apple
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
1. Strawberry Jam 2. Chocolate Spread 3. Apricot Jam 4. Poppy Seed 5. Date Spread 6. Apple 7. Nutella 8. Halva 9. Peanut Butter
Apricot Jam
Chocolate Spread
Date Spread
Halva
Nutella
Peanut Butter
Poppy Seed
Strawberry Jam
Five Purim Facts
3. Purim literally means “lots.” The name refers to the lottery that Haman used to choose the date on which the Jews were to be killed.
Drag the dates to match the dates in words.
3rd
third
14th
twenty fifth
25th
fourteenth
What is the Hebrew date of Purim? 14th of Adar Click on the word - 14th to carry on.
16th
sixteenth
31st
twenty second
22nd
thirty first
Five Purim Facts
4. The Book of Esther. It is the only book of the Hebrew Bible that does not mention G-d. Do you know how many times is the word Haman mentioned?
44
35
54
Five Purim Facts
5. Where do you live? If you live in Jerusalem or any other walled city, you celebrate Purim a day later. This is because it took two days for the Jews who lived in the walled, capital city of Shushan to fight off their enemies. Purim is celebrated on the 15th of the month of Adar, a date often referred to as “Shushan Purim.”
Match the cities to their pictures. There is one city that is a 4 letter word and starts with a vowel. Remember the 1st letter of this city.
Answer the PURIM questions. Check your answers -
4. What food is traditionally eaten on Purim?
1. What does the word Purim mean in Persian?
2. Where did the events of Purim take place?
5. When do you shake your rattle during the Megillah reading?
6. How many times should you hear the Megillah?
3. Who was the heroine of the Purim story?
Remember the first letter of the answer to question #1.
Mishloach Manot
People send gifts of food to each other. These food parcels are called Mishloach Manot in Hebrew. There are some rules about Mishloach Manot, such as you are supposed to send them to at least 2 different people, and each food parcel is supposed to contain at least 2 different types of food.
Fancy Dress Costumes
The childrens' favourite part in all this is the Purim Party. Every year millions of children, all around the world, get dressed up. They and their families spend a lot of time deciding what to dress up as. Superheroes Professions Movie Characters Kings - Queens - Princes - Princesses Animals and More
Fancy Dress Costumes
Can you find 10 costumes? Use the pencil to help you.
Click on the red nose to carry on. Remember the 4th letter of this costume.
Drag the words to complete the sentences.
Click on the 'eye' to check your setences.
My
to
black
cute
sister
cat.
be
wants
to
as
want
superhero.
up
famous
dress
The
boys
are
as
soldiers.
up
toy
dressing
Are you ready to go to the Party?
You and your friends are at the school party. Someone has locked the door. You have to type in the correct fancy dress costume to unlock the door and enter the party. Do you have all your letters ready? Let's go...
This page is password protected
Enter the password