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&text101=~Do you already know why there are <br><b>two</b> candles on Shabbat?<br><br>If you <b>don't know</b>, click the button <b>Shabbat in the Ten Commandments</b>.<br>If you <b>do know</b>, click us to continue!
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&textHeading2=<p align = "center"><b>Lighting Shabbat Candles </b>| Sunset</p>
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&text201=~Hey Zachor! The sun is about to set. It's time to <b>light the Shabbat candles</b> and bring in Shabbat!<br>
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&text203=~Wait, before we get lit, we have a puzzle for you! Click the box of matches to start the puzzle.
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&textHeading3=<p align = "center"><b>Candle-Lighting</b>| How to light Shabbat candles</p>
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&text301=~How do we light Shabbat candles? <br>Click the orange <b>information</b> button on each picture to learn more about it. Then drag the pictures into their correct order.
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&text303=~Well done! That's exactly how you light the Shabbat candles! Now, watch the video showing you how to light candles.
&text304=~When you are ready to continue, click the <b>OK</b> button.
&text305=~Well done! That's exactly how you light the Shabbat candles!<br><br>Now, click this <font color="#FF6600"><b>Siddur</b></font> in my hand to see the <font color="#FF6600"><b>bracha</b></font> for lighting candles.
&text306=~Now, click the <font color="#FF6600"><b>Siddur</b></font> in my hand to see the <font color="#FF6600"><b>bracha</b></font> for lighting candles.
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&text309=If you want to find out how candles are made, click me!
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&text320=~Here's a hint! The first picture should show that the sun is setting and Shabbat is about to come in. Try again.
&text321=~Here's a hint! The first thing you do with the candles is light them.<br>Try again.
&text322=~Here's a hint! After you light the candles, there is a custom to wave your hands towards you three times to bring the Shabbat light into your soul. Try again.
&text323=~Here's a hint! You light the candles, wave your hands towards you three times, then cover your eyes to say the <font color="#FF6600">bracha</font>. Try again.
&text324=~Think this through! The last picture should show you wishing each other "Shabbat Shalom". Try again.
&text325=~Here's a hint!<br>When you see the sun is about to set on a Friday afternoon, we give <font color="#FF6600">tzedakka</font> (charity). Then, we light the candles! Try again.
&text326=~Here's a hint! <b>Before</b> lighting the candles, put some money in the <font color="#FF6600">tzedakka</font> (charity) box. Try again.
&text327=~Click the <b>Check</b> button. Then you'll know if your order is correct.
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&text330=~We light candles 18 minutes <b>before the sun sets</b> on a Friday. <br>This time changes every week!
&text331=~It is a custom to <b>give <font color="#FF6600">tzedakka</font> (charity) before we light</b> the Shabbat candles.
&text332=~We <b>light the candles</b> before we say the <b><font color="#FF6600">bracha</font></b>. It's a woman's privilege to light the candles. Women usually light <b>two</b> candles. Some mothers light an extra candle for each child! If there are no women, men can light too.
&text333=~After we light the candles, there is a custom to <b>circle our hands around the candles three times </b>to bring the light and peace of Shabbat into our souls. Then we say the <b><font color="#FF6600">bracha</font></b>.
&text334=~We cover our eyes and <b>say the <font color="#FF6600">bracha</font></b>. When we open them after the <b><font color="#FF6600">bracha</font></b>, we should enjoy the light of the candles and the warm glow of Shabbat!
&text335=~After saying the <b><font color="#FF6600">bracha</font></b>, we wish everyone around us <font color="#FF6600">"<b>Shabbat Shalom</b></font>"!
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&text403=Blessed are You Lord, our God, King of the Universe, who has made us holy with His commandments and commanded us to light the candle of the holy Shabbat.
&text404=Blessed are You Lord, our God, King of the Universe, who has sanctified us with His commandments and commanded us to light the candle of Shabbat.
&text405=Here's a fun activity to make candles out of broken crayons. <b>Never throw away old broken crayons</b>. Keep an empty coffee can to toss them in when you don't use them anymore. When the can is full, the fun begins!
&text406=<b>Candle Making Tools<b><ul><li>Double boiler or 2 old pans, one that can fit into the other or a wax melter</li><li>Wooden spoon</li></ul>
&text407=<b>Candle Making Supplies</b><ul><li>Cotton candle wick</li><li>Lots of old crayons (or candle wax)</li></ul>
&text408=<b>Method</b><ol><li>Remove all of the paper from the crayons.</li><li>If you have a double boiler, just heat water in the bottom and add the crayons to the top pot. If you are using an old pan, do not put the pan directly on the heat. Use another larger pan with about 10 cm of water in it and put the pan for wax inside of it. It will float slightly. You will have to watch that it doesn't run out of water.</li><li>Cut the wick a little longer that the length you want your candle. Tie the wick to a wooden spoon.</li><li>Melt the wax. If you are melting coloured crayons,  think carefully about the colors you want.</li><li> 
With the wick tied to the wooden spoon handle, dip the wick once into the pot with the wax.</li><li>Allow the wax to cool completely. Rest the spoon on two stacks of books so the wax can cool while hanging. Pull gently on the bottom of the wick to straighten the developing candle. Then dip it into the wax again.</li><li>Repeat this about 25 times, until the candle is thick.</li><li>When the candle is cooled completely, cut if off of the wooden spoon from which it is hanging.</li></ol>
&text409=<b>Bright idea!</b>You can melt all of the red shades and dip the string 5 times. Next you might melt all of the yellows and by then the reds have set. Dip the wick into the new colour 5 times. You might want to add a layer of orange on top of that. Dip that 5 times.
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&textHeading4=<p align = "center"><b>Lighting Shabbat Candles</b>| If we have electricity, why candles?</p>
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&text501=~Just like the flame gives light to a room, so we can bring light to the world by doing <b>kind deeds</b> and creating a more <b>beautiful world</b>.<br><br>On Shabbat, the light from the candles reminds us that we must <b>bring light to the world</b> through acts of kindness.
&text502=~I see! We light candles to <b>drive away the darkness</B> and <b>create a more beautiful world</b>. Shabbat represents that beautiful world where everything should be harmonious and peaceful.<br><br>Let's have a peaceful Shabbat! 
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