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&text11=~Oh no! The sun has set, and I can see <br><b>3 stars</b>! Shabbat is over. Let's make <font color="#FF6600"><b>Havdalah</b></font> to say goodbye to Shabbat. 
&text12=~<font color="#FF6600"><b>Havdalah</b></font> is the prayer we say to <b>separate Shabbat</b> from the rest of the week. Click this card for more!
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&text20=~Here's part of the <font color="#FF6600"><b>Havdalah</b></font> prayer. You can see 3 of the <font color="#FF6600"><b>brachot</b></font>, or blessings.<br><br>With each <font color="#FF6600"><b>bracha</b></font>, there are items that go with it. Please find these items and put them onto the table.
&text21=~Please find the items that are needed to go with each of the <font color="#FF6600"><b>Havdalah brachot</b></font>. Put them on the table.
&text22=Blessed are You, Lord our God, King of the universe, who creates the <font color="#FFFFFF"><b>fruit of the vine</b></font>.
&text23=Blessed are You, Lord our God, King of the universe, who creates various kinds of <font color="#FFFFFF"><b>spices</b></font>. 
&text24=Blessed are You, Lord our God, King of the universe, who creates the <font color="#FFFFFF"><b>lights of fire</b></font>.
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&text26=~We don't need that for <font color="#FF6600"><b>Havdalah</b></font>!<br><br>
&text27=~Good thinking! We say a <b><font color="#FF6600">bracha</font></b> over <b>pleasant-smelling spices</b>, like cloves<br>or cinnamon, which we keep in a decorated spice box.<br><br>The spices help us with the loss of the special Shabbat spirit. 
&text28=~Right! A <b>plaited candle</b> will give a <b>bright light</b>. Then we can thank Hashem for the gift of light.
&text29=~OK! Remember on Friday night we make <font color="#FF6600"><b>Kiddush</b></font> over wine? Now, as we say goodbye to Shabbat, we again talk about the day's holiness over <b>wine</b>.<br><br>We need a saucer because we fill the cup to overflowing. Then the Shabbat <font color="#FF6600"><b>brachot</b></font> flow into the week too!
&text30=~Good! You will need the <b>wine</b> to fill<br>the <b>wine cup</b> for <font color="#FF6600"><b>Havdalah</b></font>.
&text31=~Of course we need <b>matches</b> to light the <b><font color="#FF6600">Havdalah</font> candle</b>! Good thinking.
&text32=~Well done! You have all the items you need for <font color="#FF6600"><b>Havdalah</b></font>! Now, let's see how they fit into the prayer.<br><br>Click the <b>OK</b> button to continue!
&text33=~We'll need <b>wine</b> to make <font color="#FF6600"><b>Havdalah</b></font>.<br>Put it on the table.
&text34=~We are losing the spirit of Shabbat,<br>so we need to have <b>spices</b> to smell to help us with this loss. We keep them in a fancy box. Put it on the table!
&text35=~One of the <font color="#FF6600"><b>brachot</b></font> is to thank Hashem<br>for the gift of <b>light</b>. We need a plaited candle for this.<br><br>You can use two candles, hold them together and make one flame.
&text36=~We need the <b>wine cup</b> to say the <b><font color="#FF6600">bracha</font></b> on wine. It should also have a saucer. Please put them on the table.  
&text37=~How are we going to light the plaited candle? Think about it!
&text38=~We don't need <b>bentching cards</b> for <font color="#FF6600"><b>Havdalah</b></font> because we are not eating at this stage! Try again.
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&text40=~<font color="#FF6600"><b>Havdalah</b></font> is made up of an <b>introduction</b> and <b>four <font color="#FF6600">brachot</font></b>.<br>Click the <b>brachot</b> tab to see them.
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&text42=Behold, God is my saviour, I will trust Him and not be afraid, for my strong faith and song of praise for God will save me. You shall draw water with joy from the wellsprings of deliverance.<br>Deliverance is the Lord's; may Your blessing rest upon Your people forever. God of the heavenly armies is with us; the Lord of Jacob is a fortress protecting us. God of the heavenly armies, happy is the person who trusts You. Lord deliver us; the King will answer us on the day we call Him.<br><br><b>The Jews had light, happiness, joy and honour</B>. May we have the same. I will raise the cup of deliverance and call out in the Name of the Lord.
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&text44=<b>Hinei - from the CD 'Hakol Letovah' by Neshima,<br>composition: R. Shlomo Carlebach; arrangement: Neshima (Ray Perkel, Chanan Rosin, Shmueli Perkel, Yitzi Tuch)</b>
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&text46=Blessed are You, Lord our God, King of the universe, who makes a difference between holy and ordinary, between light and darkness, between Israel and the nations, between the 7th day and the 6 work days. Blessed are You Lord, who makes a difference between <b>holy</b> and <b>ordinary</b>.
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&text50=~Match the items used with each <font color="#FF6600"><b>Havdalah bracha</b></font>.<br><br>Drag the items onto the page.
&text51=~Once we have said <font color="#FF6600"><b>Havdalah</b></font>, we put out the flame by dipping the candle into the wine spilled onto a saucer. Click the <font color="#FF6600"><b>Havdalah</b></font> candle to put it out. 
&text52=~We end <font color="#FF6600"><b>Havdalah</b></font> by singing about <br>Eliyahu the Prophet who, according<br>to tradition, will bring the <font color="#FF6600"><b>Mashiach</b></font>.<br><br><font color="#FF6600"><b>Shavua tov</b></font>! Have a good week!<br><b>Gut voch</b></font>!
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&text60=<b>Spice boxes</b> come in many designs. A <b>popular design</b>, the <b>tower</b>, began around 500 years ago.<br><br>At the top of the tower waves a <b>flag</b> with a Magen David. Under the tower is the <b>spice box</b>. There may be <b>flags and bells</b> on the corners. On one side is a <b>door</b>, the opening for the spice box. It is also like the entrance to a <b>palace</b>.<br><br>Some ideas for this design:<ul><li><b>Hidden in each Jewish home</b> is a reminder that while other nations may have their royal families, palaces, armies and power, <b>Jews have strength coming from Hashem</b>.</li><li>As Jews stared at the miniature tower they would say Havdalah:<b>The L-rd is my strength and my salvation.</b></li><li>As you shake the spice box, the bells jingle and the flags wave.</li></ul><br><font color="#FFFFFF"><b>Task: </b>Find different spice box designs.
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&text70=Elijah the prophet<br>Elijah the Tishbite,<br>Elijah the Giladite -<br><br>May he soon come to us,<br>with the Mashiach son of David.
&text73=<b>Eliyahu Hanavi <br>Eliyahu Hatishbi Eliyahu Hagil'adi, <br>Bimhera V'yameinu Yavo Elenu<br>Im Mashiach Ben David.<br><br><br>Elijah the prophet<br>Elijah the Tishbite,<br>Elijah the Giladite<br>May he soon come to us,<br>with the Mashiach son of David.</b>
&text71=<b>Eliyahu Hanavi courtesy of <a href="http://www.livnot.com" target="_blank"><font color="#003366">"Livnot U'Lehibanot Israel Experience"</font></a></b>.
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