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Teamwork- Shabbat Parashat Pinchas - òáåãú öååú- ùáú ôøùú ôðçñ
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Resource Type: Peula in: English
Age 6 - 14
Group Size 10 - 50
Estimated Time: 45 minutes
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Goal: to teach the kinderlach more about Ben Adam l’chavero and specifically teamwork. Sure one or two people can make or break a team but that’s not the point and we don’t want them finding that out for at least two or three years. Most of it is gonna be games that they can play and the message of those games is teamwork. If the kids aren’t bright enough to understand the game at least make sure they understand the message.
Materials: 4 way tug of war rope
Peulah for Shabbat Parshat Pinchas
5763 Avodah
Snif IV
Written By: Jack Gottesman, merav katz
Goal: to teach the kinderlach more about Ben Adam l’chavero and specifically teamwork. Sure one or two people can make or break a team but that’s not the point and we don’t want them finding that out for at least two or three years. Most of it is gonna be games that they can play and the message of those games is teamwork. If the kids aren’t bright enough to understand the game at least make sure they understand the message.
Suggested Age: Aleph, zach (at some point you may have to split up the boys and girls)
Suitable for Shabbat
Materials: 4 way tug of war rope
Steps:
- Have all the kids get in a group kinda like a mosh pit
- The next game is to have them make a pyramid in under two minutes. This game is pretty easy and involves a whole 'lotta teamwork.
- 4 way tug of war (instead of the classic 2 teams, there are four, each pulling in their own direction. Note: this version is not a game of strength, rather guile and teamwork)
- At the end of the Peulah what you need to do is explain what the message is in each one of the games. Talk to them about helping each other out and seeing every one in the group and accepting everyone and how friends don’t let friends drive drunk. Tell them to be accepting even to kids who are less cool or good looking than they are.
- If all of the above has failed and the kids are wild and crazy just play Zap Zorch. Even if all of the above hasn’t failed feel free to play Zap Zorch.
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SHABBAT SHALOM
(at some point you may have to split up the boys and girls)
Suitable for Shabbat
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