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&textHeading=<p align = "center"><b>Celebrating Shabbat on a Friday night</b></p>
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&text2=~Let me show you around this screen:<br>In this area you may get buttons to see <b>more information</b>. This button will always take you back to the <font color="#FF6600">oneg pie</font>.<br><br>Let's check out this <b>Hebrew Corner</B> to learn some Hebrew words. Click this button now.
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&text10=Sing "Shalom Aleichem"
&text11=Bless the children
&text12=Sing "Aishet Chayil"
&text13=Bless the wine: "Kiddush"
&text14=Wash hands
&text15=Bless the challah: "Hamotzi"
&text16=Eat starter
&text17=Eat main course
&text18=Eat desert
&text19=Sing Shabbat songs: "Zmirot"
&text20="Bentching"
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&text100a=~We make <font color="#FF6600">brachot</font> and sing lots of songs to make the Shabbat meal a special family experience.<br>Our <font color="#FF6600">oneg</font> or <b>enjoyment</b> should be full!<br>
&text100b=~Each song or <font color="#FF6600">bracha</font> is shown as a slice of the <font color="#FF6600">oneg pie</font>. We're going to fill the <font color="#FF6600">oneg pie</font> to show how we celebrate Shabbat on a Friday night.<br><br>Click this slice for your <b>first clue</B>! 
&text101=~Click each slice for a <b>clue</b>. The slice will then be coloured in and you can drag it into place in the <font color="#FF6600">oneg pie</font> to show the <b>order</b> of how we celebrate Shabbat on a Friday night.<br>You can click the <font color="#FF6600"><b>i</b></font> button for information on each slice!
&text120= ~You have shown how you celebrate Shabbat on a  Friday night. Enjoying Shabbat or <font color="#FF6600">Oneg Shabbat</font> is made up of <font color="#FF6600">brachot</font>, traditions, songs and family.<br><br>Click the <font color="#FF6600"><b>i</b></font> button for information on each slice!
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&text102=~Uh oh! First things first!<br><b>As soon as</b> we come home from shul, we sing our thanks to the angels who joined us on the way home. Try again!
&text103=~That's not the end!<br><b>After</b> we have eaten all the food courses, we say <font color=~"#FF6600"><b>birkat hamazon</b></font>. This is usually the last part of the Shabbat meal.<br>Try again!
&text104=~Think about it!<br>We should bless and drink the wine <b>before</b> we bless and eat the bread. Check where you have placed <font color="#FF6600"><b>Kiddush</b></font>. Try again.
&text105=~You're not quite there yet!<br>Some families bless the children <b>before <font color="#FF6600">Kiddush</font></b>. Others do it <b>after <font color="#FF6600">Kiddush</font></b>. But it is definitely before the food!<br>Try again.
&text106=~That's not it! We usually <b>praise the woman</b> of the house <b>before <font color="#FF6600">Kiddush</font></b>. Try again!
&text107=~Let's get the order right!<br>We should wash hands <b>before</b> blessing the bread and eating it. Try again!
&text108=~<b>After</b> we have washed our hands, we bless the bread and then eat the meal. Try again!
&text109=~We usually sing songs <b>between</b> the food courses. Try again!
&text110=~The meal usually ends off with desert! Put the desert somewhere else.
&text111=~The main dish is usually before desert. Try again!
&text112=~Well done! You have shown how you celebrate Shabbat on a Friday night. Enjoying Shabbat or <font color="#FF6600">Oneg Shabbat</font> is made up of <font color="#FF6600">brachot</font>, traditions, songs and family. Now, you can print out your oneg pie. Shabbat shalom!
&text113=~Well done! This is one way that you can have the order for everything that we do on a Friday night! Now, decide what gives you the most pleasure on a Friday night. Make that slice of the oneg pie bigger.
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&text201=~<b>Here's your clue:</b><br>We sing <font color="#FF6600">Shalom Aleichem</font> (<b>Peace Upon You</b>) to the angels that join us on our way home from shul. We sing this <br><b>as soon as </b>we come to the <br>Shabbat dinner table. 
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&text204=~We have a custom that <b>two angels</b> join us on our way home from shul on a Friday night. In this song we <b>greet</b> them, <b>bless</b> them and <b>ask for their blessing</b>.
&text205=~<p align='center'><b>Peace upon you</b>,<br>Ministering angels, messengers of the Most High,<br>Of the Supreme King of Kings, the Holy One, blessed be He.<br><br><b>Come in peace</b>,<br>Messengers of peace, messengers of the Most High,<br>Of the Supreme King of Kings, the Holy One, blessed be He.<br><br><b>Bless me with peace</b>,<br>Messengers of peace, messengers of the Most High,<br>Of the Supreme King of Kings, the Holy One, Blessed be He.<br><br><b>May you leave in peace</b>,<br>Messengers of peace, messengers of the Most High,<br>Of the Supreme King of Kings, the Holy One, blessed be He.</p>
&text206=Music courtesy of <a href="http://www.livnot.com" target="_blank"><font color="#003366">"Livnot U'Lehibanot Israel Experience"</font></a>.
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&text301=~<b>Here's your clue:</b><br><b>After</b> we have sung to the angels that join us on our way home from shul, we sing <font color="#FF6600">Aishet Chayil</font> (<b>A Woman of Worth</b>) to the <b>special angel</b> in our home, the woman of the house.
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&text303=~<font color="#FF6600">Aishet Chayil</font> was written by <b>Shlomo Hamelech</b> (King Solomon) and praises the wise, God-fearing woman. At this time on Shabbat, the man thanks his wife for all that she has done for <b>him and the entire family</b> during the past week. Notice that the Hebrew lines are arranged alphabetically.
&text304=Music courtesy of <a href="http://www.livnot.com" target="_blank"><font color="#003366">"Livnot U'Lehibanot Israel Experience"</font></a>.
&text305=A woman of valour, who can find? She is more precious than corals.<br>Her husband places his trust in her and profits only thereby.<br>She brings him good, not harm, all the days of her life.<br>She seeks out wool and flax and cheerfully does the work of her hands.<br>She is like the trading ships, bringing food from afar.<br>She rises while it's still night to provide food for her household, and a fair share for her staff.<br>She considers a field and purchases it, and plants a vineyard with the fruit of her labours.<br>She invests herself with strength and makes her arms powerful.<br>She senses that her trade is profitable; her light does not go out at night.<br>She stretches out her hands to the distaff and her palms hold the spindle.<br>She opens her hands to the poor and reaches out her hands to the needy.<br>She has no fear of the snow for her household, for all her household is dressed in fine clothing.<br>She makes her own bedspreads; her clothing is of fine linen and luxurious cloth.<br>Her husband is known at the gates, where he sits with the elders of the land.<br>She makes and sells linens; she supplies the merchants with sashes.<br>She is robed in strength and dignity, and she smiles at the future.<br>She opens her mouth with wisdom and a lesson of kindness is on her tongue.<br>She looks after the conduct of her household and never tastes the bread of laziness.<br>Her children rise up and make her happy; her husband praises her: <br>"Many women have excelled, but you excel them all!"<br>Grace is elusive and beauty is vain, but a woman who fears God -- she shall be praised.<br>Give her credit for the fruit of her labours, and let her achievements praise her at the gates.
&text306=Music courtesy of <a href="http://www.livnot.com" target="_blank"><font color="#003366">"Livnot U'Lehibanot Israel Experience"</font></a>.
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&text401=~<b>Here's your clue:</b><br>A beautiful Shabbat custom is to bless the children every Friday night.<br>Some families do it <b>before <font color="#FF6600">Kiddush</font></b>. Others do it <b>after <font color="#FF6600">Kiddush</font></b>.<br>You decide!
&text402=~<b>Sarah, Rivka, Rachel</b> and <b>Leah</b> are the <b>mothers of the Jewish people</b>. These women all shared a special relationship with Hashem and used their gifts for the good of others and for the Jewish people. When we bless our daughters on a Friday night, we are asking Hashem to give them the qualities of their foremothers.
&text403=~May God make you like Sarah, Rivka, Rachel and Leah.<br>May God bless you and watch over you.<br>May God shine His face upon you and show you favour.<br>May God lift His face toward you and grant you peace.
&text404=~Just before our forefather Ya'acov (Jacob) died, he called all his 12 sons for a final blessing. As a special reward to Yosef (Joseph), he called Yosef's two sons, <b>Ephraim and Menashe</b>, and gave them a special blessing. <br><br>Ya'acov's blessing was that they <b>should be a blessing</b>, to be role models for Jewish children everywhere. This was because Ephraim and Menashe were the first brothers to live <b>without rivalry</b> and in<b> harmony</b>.
&text405=~May God make you like Ephraim and Menashe.<br>May God bless you and watch over you.<br>May God shine His face upon you and show you favour.<br>May God lift His face toward you and grant you peace.
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----Scene5 Bless the wine kiddush--------------------------------- 
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&text501=~<b>Here's your clue:</b><br><b>After</b> we have sung songs to praise the woman of the house, we say a <font color="#FF6600"><b>bracha</b></font> over the wine.<br>This is called <b><font color="#FF6600">Kiddush</font></b>.
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&text503=~<font color="#FF6600"><b>Kiddush</b></font> is a <font color="#FF6600"><b>bracha</b></font> said over a cup of wine. It is a prayer that welcomes the Shabbat and celebrates the holiness of the day. The father usually says <b><font color="#FF6600">Kiddush</font></b>. 
&text504=<p align='center'>(Silently - And it was evening, and it was morning)</p><b>of the sixth day</b>, the creation of heaven and earth were completed with all of their array. On the seventh day God completed all of His creation and rested on the seventh day from the creative activity which He had done. God blessed the seventh day and made it holy, for on it He rested from all the work which God had done.
<b>Blessed</b> are You, Lord, our God, King of the Universe,<br>who created the fruit of the vine.<br><br><b>Blessed</b> are You, Lord, our God, King of the Universe, who sanctified us with His commandments and desired us, and gave us His holy Sabbath with love and pleasure, as an inheritance, a remembrance of the act of creation. For the Sabbath is the first of the holidays, a remembrance of the Exodus from Egypt. For You have chosen us, and made us holy from all the nations, and You gave us Your holy Sabbath with love and pleasure; Blessed are You, Holy Master, who sanctifies the Sabbath.
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&text601=~<b>Here's your clue:</b><br><b>Before</b> we make a <font color="#FF6600"><b>bracha</b></font> on the bread, we wash our hands.<br>Then we can eat!
&text602=~<b>Did you know?</b><br><ul><li><b>Water</b> is symbolic of Torah and wisdom.</li><li><b>Hands</b> are symbolic of our dealing with the world.</li><li><b>Challah (bread)</b> is symbolic of food, keeping us alive.</li><ul>When we take the water and pour it over each hand, we should remember that all our<br>actions - writing, touching, working - should be done in a <b>wise</b> and <b>meaningful</b> way.
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&text605=Blessed are you God, King of the Universe,<br>Who made us holy with His commandments, <br>and commanded us in the washing of the hands.
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&text701=~<b>Here's your clue:</b><br><b>After</b> we have made <font color="#FF6600"><b>Kiddush</b></font>, and <b>before</b> we eat the meal, we say a <font color="#FF6600"><b>bracha</b></font> over the bread. But <b>before</b> we can do all this, we wash our hands.
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&text703=<br>Blessed are you God, King of the Universe, <br>Who brings forth bread from the earth.
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&text705=~When Hashem brought the Israelites out of Egypt, they spent 40 years in the desert on their way to the Land of Israel. Hashem sent food, or <b>manna</b>, each day. On Fridays, a <b>double portion of manna</b> fell, so the Israelites wouldn't have to collect manna on Shabbat.<br><br>We remember this miracle by blessing <b>two whole loaves of challah</b> at each Shabbat meal. 
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&text801=~<b>Here's your clue:</b><br><b>After</b> we have blessed and eaten the bread, we can eat! 
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&text901=~<b>Here's your clue:</b><br><b>During</b> the meal, between the different courses, we sing <font color="#FF6600">Zmirot</font>. This makes us <b>enjoy</b> the meal and Shabbat much more and so our <font color="#FF6600">oneg pie</font> gets filled up!<br><br>Click each blue button to play a song.
&text902=~<b>Did you know?</b><br>Jews have been singing the same Shabbat songs for hundreds of years! There are songs for Friday night, and others for Shabbat lunch and for the meal just before Shabbat ends.
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&text915=Music courtesy of <a href="http://www.livnot.com" target="_blank"><font color="#003366">"Livnot U'Lehibanot Israel Experience"</font></a>.
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&text917=These are some of the <font color="#FF6600">Zmirot</font> that Jewish families sing on a Friday night at the dinner table:
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&text1001=~<b>Here's your clue:</b><br>The <b>last stage</b> of the Shabbat meal is to thank Hashem for His greatness.<br><br>We call this prayer <font color="#FF6600">birkat hamazon</font>, <font color="#FF6600">bentching</font> or <b>grace after meals</b>, and everyone sings together! Click a page, then click a paragraph to hear it sung.
&text1002=Click a page of the <font color="#FF6600">bentching</font> card, then click a paragraph to hear it sung.
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&text1004=Music courtesy of <a href="http://www.adamdavis.info" target="_blank"><font color="#003366">Adam Davis</font></a>, "The Complete Bensching CD"
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&text1010="Shalom Aleichem"
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&text1012="Aishet Chayil"
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