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Programmes
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Programmes are available for all age groups, with hands-on workshops for
Key Stages 1-3. |
All Museum programmes can be adapted to one or more of the following areas:
National Curriculum Links
- Religious Education
- Art
- Literacy
- History
- Citizenship
- Numeracy
National Expectations in Re
- Beliefs and Teachings
- Meaning and Purpose
- Identity and Experience
- Expression and Language
- Practices and Lifestyle
- Values and Commitments
Shabbat Shalom
- Investigate the concept of a day of rest
- Explore the symbolism of Sabbath traditions
- Decorate your own hallah cloth / wine goblet / candlestick
Saying Goodbye - The Havdalah Ceremony
- Explore the meaning of the beautiful Havdalah ceremony at the end of the Sabbath
- Compare antique and modern spice boxes
- Make your own 'Havdalah kit'
Jewish Lights
- Find out about the importance of light in Judaism
- Look at and handle different types of Jewish candlesticks, used in the home,
synagogue and for festivals
- Decorate your own candle holder
The Art of Jewish Living
- Discover the significance of the Jewish home
- Design and make a Jewish domestic object such as a mezuzah case or mizrah sign
A Taste of Judaism
- Learn why Jews eat Kosher food
- Create a menu for a Jewish family
- Taste some Jewish food!
- Find out about and make traditional/festival foods
People of the Book
- Investigate the importance of the Torah and other texts
- Try writing with a quill and ink
- Explore the Hebrew alphabet
Festival Focus
- Act out a story from Jewish history
- Look at ritual objects to discover the spiritual dimensions of the festival
- Related art and craft activities
Synagogue Tour
- Have an explanatorily tour of the synagogue
- Handle related objects
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