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&text100=Shabbos in the Desert
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&text102=Shamor! Guarding is your speciality, since <b>Shamor</b> means 'to <b>guard</b>'. Please tell us <b>how</b> and <b>why</b> we guard Shabbos.
&text103=Well, <b>guarding</b> Shabbos goes back to when the Jews received the Torah and were in the desert for 40 years.<br><br>But let's go back to <b>Creation</b> first.<br>Click this book now.
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&text106=The learning of this module is dedicated to the blessed memory of<br><b>Noach ben Moshe z"l</b>.
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&text200=How we guard Shabbos
&text201=G-d completed His work which He had done, and He rested. And G-d blessed the seventh day and He made it holy because on this day He rested from all His work.
&text202=Do you remember when  G-d created the world, He created for <b>six days</b> and then rested on the <b>seventh</b>?<br>Click the<b> Torah Corner</b> to read more.
&text203=G-d <b>rested</b> on the seventh day.<br><br>Now, click the <b>OK</b> button to see where <br>G-d told <b>us</b> to <b>rest on Shabbos</b>.<br>
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&text301=And they shall make in My honour a Mishkan, a place of holiness, so that<br>I may live in their midst, according to the plan that I am showing you.
&text302=When the Jews left Egypt, G-d told Moshe to build a <font color="#FF6600"><b>Mishkan</b></font>, a temporary place for G-d to live in. G-d even gave the plans to show us how to build it!<br><br>He told us to <b>build</b> for <b>six</b> days and to <b>rest on the seventh</b>. 
&text303=Put these pieces together to see what the <font color="#FF6600"><b>Mishkan</b></font> might have looked like.<br><br>
&text304=Well done!
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&text401=G-d said to Moshe: "Six days melocha (work) may be done but on the seventh day there<br>shall be a complete rest. Its holiness shall be observed for the glory of G-d."
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&text403=<b>V'Shamru</b> from the CD "<b>Shabbat Rocks<b>", courtesy of Jason van Leeuwen, <font color="#003366"><a href="http://http://rebjason.com" target="_blank"><b>http://rebjason.com</b></a></font>
&text404=<b>Vayechulu</b> from the CD <b>Shira Jadasha</b>, courtesy of Ari Litvak, <font color="#003366"><a href="http://www.arilitvak.com" target="_blank"><b>www.arilitvak.com</b></a></font>
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&text407=This is what we think the <font color="#FF6600"><b>Mishkan</b></font> looked like!<br><br>When G-d gave the plans for the <font color="#FF6600"><b>Mishkan</b></font>, He also told the Jews to <b>build</b> the <font color="#FF6600"><b>Mishkan</b></font> for six days and to <b>rest</b> from creating the <font color="#FF6600"><b>Mishkan</b></font> on the <b>seventh day</b>. 
&text408=There were 39 types of <b>creative activities</b>, or <font color="#FF6600"><b>melochas</b></font>, needed to<br>build the <font color="#FF6600"><b>Mishkan</b></font>.<br><br>We can do any work for six days, <br>but <b>on Shabbos we rest from <br>these 39 <font color="#FF6600"><b>melochas</b></font></b>. That's how we guard Shabbos!<br><br>Click the<b> Torah Corner</b> to read more.
&text409=Click each part of the <font color="#FF6600"><b>Mishkan</b></font> and let's look at some of the items that needed to be created.
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----curtain on courtyard entrance---------------------------------  
&text410=And for the gate of the courtyard you shall make a protective curtain of twenty cubits of sky-blue wool, purple wool and scarlet wool and linen. The work of an embroiderer.
&text411=[shmot36-37_mc]

----curtain on tabernacle entrance---------------------------------  
&text412=And you shall make a protective curtain for the entrance of the tent of sky-blue wool, purple wool and scarlet wool and linen twined, the work of an embroiderer.
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----pillars in the courtyard---------------------------------  
&text414=There shall be hangings for the courtyard of linen twined one hundred cubits in length for one side. And pillars with copper sockets and the hooks on the pillars will be decorated with silver bands.
&text415=[shmot9-13_mc]

----skins on the tabernacle---------------------------------
&text416=And you shall make a covering for the tent of <br>the skins of rams dyed red and a covering of skins on top.
&text417=[shmot14_mc]

----altar---------------------------------
&text418=And you shall make the altar of wood, five cubits square and three cubits high. And you shall cover it in copper. And you shall make poles for the altar, covered in copper. The poles will be put into rings on the two sides of the altar when carrying it. 
&text419=[shmot1-7_mc]

----menorah, placed inside the tabernacle---------------------------------
&text420=And you shall make a menorah hammered out of <br>one piece of pure gold.
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----Loaves of bread, placed inside the tabernacle---------------------------------
&text422=And you shall put on the table the Lechem Hapanim (Bread of Faces) to be before Me all the time. <br><br>(The Lechem Hapanim was a rectangular slab of dough with a lump of dough on each corner. The sides were folded up and in, then baked. It was unleavened dough, so it kept its intricate shape.)
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&text499=The Jews needed to do these <font color="#FF6600"><b>melochas</b></font> to complete this ancient task. 
&text500=So, how does building the <font color="#FF6600"><b>Mishkan</b></font> <b>thousands of years ago</b> connect with what we rest from doing on Shabbos <b>these days</b>?<br>Let's play a game to find out!
&text501=Here are some activities that we do throughout the week and should rest from doing on Shabbos. Find the reason why and you'll earn points!<br><br>Click any <b>button</b> to start.
&text502=Find a <font color="#FF6600"><b>melocha</b></font> marked with a question mark. There is an activity that we rest from on Shabbos that is linked to this <font color="#FF6600"><b>melocha</b></font>. Find it and drag it in.
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&text503=<b>Ancient Task:</b><br><b>Grow</b> and <b>process plants</b> needed to make dyes to colour the wool and skins.
&text504=<b>Ancient Task:</b><br><b>Light a fire</b> to smelt metals to shape the silver, copper and gold.<br><b>Put out a fire</b> to make charcoal.
&text505=<b>Ancient Task:</b><br><b>Write and erase letters</b> on pillars to mark their position so that it was easier to rebuild each time.
&text506=<b>Ancient Task:</b><br>Prepare the skins for the covering.
&text507=<b>Ancient Task:</b><br><b>Prepare loaves of bread</b> for the Lechem Hapanim.
&text508=<b>Ancient Task:</b><br><b>Build and take apart</b> the Mishkan when travelling around the desert for 40 years.
&text509=<b>Creative activities (melochas) involved:</b>


----list1 (picking fruit)---------------------------------
&text510=<b>Ploughing</b><br>Preparing the earth for planting
&text511=<b>Planting</b><br>Causing plants to grow
&text512=<b>Harvesting</b><br>Breaking off a part of a plant
&text513=<b>Gathering</b><br>Collecting into a bundle
&text514=<b>Threshing</b><br>Separating a natural product from its natural container
&text515=<b>Winnowing</b><br>Using the wind to separate items you want from unwanted ones
&text516=<b>Selecting</b><br>Separating items that you want from unwanted ones
&text517=<b>Grinding</b><br>Breaking something down into small, usable pieces
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----list2 (car, computer, switching on light, cellphone)---------------------------------
&text606=<b>Kindling</b><br>Lighting a fire or making something burn for longer
&text607=<b>Extinguishing</b><br>Putting out a fire
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----list3 (sharpen pencil, trap insect)---------------------------------
&text707=<b>Trapping</b><br>Containing the movement of a living creature 
&text708=<b>Slaughtering</b><br>Shortening the life of a living creature for its use
&text709=<b>Skinning</b><br>Separating the skin from the flesh of a dead animal
&text710=<b>Tanning</b><br>Processing raw materials physically or chemically
&text711=<b>Smoothing</b><br>Rubbing an object to make it less rough or to form a shape
&text712=<b>Marking</b><br>Outlining a surface for a useful purpose
&text713=<b>Cutting</b><br>Changing the size or shape of an object so that you can use it
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----list4 (writing a note)---------------------------------
&text807=<b>Writing</b><br>Creating meaningful images
&text808=<b>Erasing</b><br>Cleaning a surface to prepare for writing
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----list5 (tent)---------------------------------
&text907=<b>Building</b><br>Constructing or improving a structure
&text908=<b>Demolishing<b><br>Destroying a structure to enable new construction
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----list6 (baking)---------------------------------
&text1006=<b>Grinding</b><br>Breaking something down into small, usable pieces
&text1007=<b>Sifting</b><br>Separating mixed objects with a strainer
&text1008=<b>Kneading</b><br>Combining particles with liquid to form a dough or paste
&text1009=<b>Baking</b><br>Changing the state of a substance by heating it
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&text1010=Driving a car
&text1011=Pitching a tent
&text1012=Sharpening a pencil
&text1013=Using a computer
&text1014=Picking an apple
&text1015=Turning on a light
&text1016=Using a mobile phone
&text1017=Trapping an insect
&text1018=Cooking food
&text1019=Writing
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&text1520=Here's a hint! The Jews used plants to make some of the dyes for the <font color="#FF6600"><b>Mishkan's</b></font> curtains. Try again.
&text1521=Good work! Picking fruit from a tree is like the <font color="#FF6600"><b>melocha</b></font> of <b>harvesting</b>, which is breaking off part of a plant.<br>We rest from picking fruit on Shabbos!
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&text1522=Here's a hint! Find all four items that either <b>burn to work</b> or <b>light up the darkness</b>. Try again!
&text1523=Good thinking! These are all <b>kindling</b> activities.<ul><li>When you start a car, you are causing sparks to burn the petrol.</li><li>Turning a computer on lights up the screen, like a fire lights up the darkness.</li><li>Switching on a light is like a fire lighting up the darkness.</li><li>A cell phone's screen lights up when it rings.</li></ul>
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&text1524=Here's a hint! Find an item where you are cutting wood and changing its shape for a useful purpose. Try again.
&text1525=Here's a hint! To get the skins from animals for the <font color="#FF6600"><b>Mishkan</b></font> covering, they had to catch the animals first.<br>Try again.
&text1526=Well done!<ul><li>To sharpen a pencil, you cut and shape wood. This is like the <font color="#FF6600"><b>melocha</b></font> to <b>cut</b> animal skins to shape for the <font color="#FF6600"><b>Mishkan</b></font> covering.</li><li>To trap an insect in a jar is like the <font color="#FF6600"><b>melocha</b></font> of <b>trapping</b>, which had to be done to get skins for the <font color="#FF6600"><b>Mishkan</b></font> covering.</li></ul>
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&text1527=Here's a hint! The Jews used to mark the parts of the <font color="#FF6600"><b>Mishkan</b></font> with letters so that they would know how to put the <font color="#FF6600"><b>Mishkan</b></font> together again in a new place. Try again!
&text1528=Excellent work! Writing a note is like the <font color="#FF6600"><b>melocha</b></font> of marking the pillars so that it would be easier to rebuild the <font color="#FF6600"><b>Mishkan</b></font> in each new place in the desert.<br>We rest from writing on Shabbos!
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&text1529=Here's a hint! Look for an item where you are building a structure. Try again.
&text1530=Pitching a tent is like the <font color="#FF6600"><b>melocha</b></font> to <b>build</b> a structure. The Jews built the <font color="#FF6600"><b>Mishkan</b></font> and took it apart whenever they travelled in the desert for <br>40 years.
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&text1531=Here's a hint! You can't cook on Shabbos because you change the state of something by heating it, which is what happened to make the <font color="#FF6600"><b>Mishkan's</b></font> loaves of bread. Try again!
&text1532=Good thinking! Cooking food is similar to the <font color="#FF6600"><b>melocha</b></font> of <b>baking</b>, which was used to make the loaves of bread for the <font color="#FF6600"><b>Mishkan</b></font>.
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&text1533=You're an expert on <font color="#FF6600"><b>melochas</b></font>! You got all the answers right on the first go! 
&text1534=What a score! You got most of the answers right on the first go!
&text1535=Good! You are on the way to learning about the <font color="#FF6600"><b>melochas</b></font> and what you rest from on Shabbos.
&text1536=That's not such a great score. Perhaps go through the quiz again and try to improve your knowledge on the <font color="#FF6600"><b>melochas</b></font>.
&text1537=So now you know how we <b>guard</b> Shabbos. By resting on Shabbos from the <font color="#FF6600"><b>melochas</b></font> that went into building the <font color="#FF6600"><b>Mishkan</b></font>, we are obeying G-d's commandment not to work on Shabbos.<br><br>If you want to see the list of 39 <font color="#FF6600"><b>melochas</b></font>, click this button. Otherwise, click there to go back to the main menu and prepare for Shabbos!
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&text1110=Harvesting
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&text1030=39 Melochas or Creative Activities
&text1031=TASK: Grow and process plants needed to make dyes to colour the wool and skins. 
&text1032=Ploughing-preparing the earth for planting
&text1033=Planting-causing plants to grow
&text1034=Harvesting-breaking off a part of a plant
&text1035=Gathering-collecting into a bundle
&text1036=Threshing-separating a natural product from its natural container
&text1037=Winnowing-using the wind to separate wanted from unwanted objects
&text1038=Selecting separating wanted items from unwanted ones
&text1039=Grinding breaking something down into small, usable pieces
&text1040=TASK: Prepare wool and weave it into curtains.
&text1041=Shearing-detaching non-living parts, like hair, from a person on animal
&text1042=Bleaching-freeing material from unwanted dirt, stains, dust, etc.
&text1043=Combing-untangling clumps of raw material into separate strands
&text1044=Dyeing-changing a colour
&text1045=Spinning-twisting a strand of fibre into thread
&text1046=Threading loom-tying the threads from the front to the back roller of a loom
&text1047=Threading harness-inserting two threads through the rings of a loom
&text1048=Weaving-pulling across the thread which adds a new row to the material
&text1049=Separating thread-cutting or removing the cloth from the loom rollers
&text1050=Tying a knot-making a permanent knot
&text1051=Untying a knot-undoing a permanent knot
&text1052=Sewing-attaching two materials to one another
&text1053=Tearing-ripping apart material for a useful purpose
&text1054=TASK: Prepare the skins for the covering.
&text1055=Trapping-restricting the movement of a living creature for its use
&text1056=Slaughtering-shortening the life of a living creature for its use
&text1057=Skinning-separating the skin from the flesh of a dead animal
&text1058=Tanning-processing raw materials physically or chemically
&text1059=Smoothing-rubbing an object to reduce roughness or form a shape
&text1060=Marking-outlining a surface for a useful purpose
&text1061=Cutting-changing the size or shape of an object for functional use
&text1062=TASK: Prepare loaves of bread for the Lechem Hapanim.
&text1063=Sifting-separating mixed objects with a strainer
&text1064=Kneading-combining particles with liquid to form a dough or paste
&text1065=Baking-changing the state of a substance by heating it
&text1066=TASK: Light a fire to smelt metals to shape the silver, copper and gold. Put out fire to make charcoal.
&text1067=Kindling-lighting a fire or making something burn for longer
&text1068=Extinguishing-putting out a fire 
&text1069=TASK: Write and erase letters on pillars to mark their position, to make it easier to rebuild. 
&text1070=Writing-creating meaningful images
&text1071=Erasing-cleaning a surface to prepare for writing
&text1072=TASK: Move pillars from the wagons to a public area.
&text1073=Carrying-transferring an object from one place to another
&text1074=TASK: Build and take apart the Mishkan when travelling around desert for 40 years.
&text1075=Building-constructing or improving a structure
&text1076=Demolishing-destroying a structure to enable new construction
&text1077=TASK: To complete the metal construction.
&text1078=Final hammer blow


----Entire list for Torah Corner     Corinne---------------------------------
&text1130=39 Melochos or Creative Activities
&text1131=TASK: Grow and process plants needed to make dyes to colour the wool and skins. 
&text1132=Preparing the earth for planting
&text1133=Causing plants to grow
&text1134=Breaking off a part of a plant
&text1135=Collecting into a bundle
&text1136=Separating a natural product from<br>its natural container
&text1137=Using the wind to separate items<br>you want from unwanted ones
&text1138=Separating items you want from unwanted ones
&text1139=Breaking something down into small, usable pieces
&text1140=Lighting a fire or<br>making something burn for longer
&text1141=Extinguishing, or putting out a fire 
&text1142=Rubbing an object to make it less rough or to form a shape
&text1143=Outlining a surface for a useful purpose
&text1144=Separating the skin from the flesh of a dead animal
&text1145=Processing raw materials physically or chemically
&text1146=Containing the movement of a living creature
&text1147=Shortening the life of a living creature for its use
&text1148=Changing the size or shape of an object so that you can use it
&text1149=Cleaning a surface to prepare for writing
&text1150=Creating meaningful images
&text1151=Constructing or improving a structure
&text1152=Destroying a structure to enable new construction
&text1153=Combining particles with liquid to form a dough or paste 
&text1154=Separating mixed objects with a strainer
&text1155=Breaking something down into small, usable pieces
&text1156=Changing the state of a substance by heating it
&text1157=Detaching non-living parts,<br>like hair, from a person on animal
&text1158=Changing a colour
&text1159=Threading a loom<br>Threading a harness<br>Weaving: Pulling across the thread<br>to add a new row to the material
&text1160=Twisting a strand of fibre<br>into thread
&text1161=Ripping apart material for a<br>useful purpose
&text1162=Untangling clumps of raw material<br>into separate strands
&text1163=Undoing a permanent knot
&text1164=Making a permanent knot
&text1165=Attaching two materials to<br>one another
&text1166=Freeing material from<br>unwanted dirt, stains, dust, etc.
&text1167=Cutting or removing the cloth<br>from the loom rollers
&text1168=Giving the final hammer blow
&text1169=Transferring an object from<br>one place to another
&text1170=Writing-creating meaningful images
&text1171=Erasing-cleaning a surface to prepare for writing
&text1172=TASK: Move pillars from the wagons to a public area.
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&text1174=TASK: Build and take apart the Mishkan when travelling around desert for 40 years.
&text1175=Building-constructing or improving a structure
&text1176=Demolishing-destroying a structure to enable new construction
&text1177=TASK: To complete the metal construction.
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&text1190=ANCIENT TASK:<br>To grow and process plants needed to make dyes to colour the wool and skins.
&text1191=ANCIENT TASKS:<br>To light a fire to smelt silver, copper and gold. To put out fire to make charcoal.
&text1192=ANCIENT TASK:<br>To prepare the skins for the covering.
&text1193=ANCIENT TASK:<br>To write and erase letters on pillars to mark their position making it easier to rebuild.
&text1194=ANCIENT TASK:<br>To build and take apart the Mishkan when travelling around desert for 40 years.
&text1195=ANCIENT TASK:<br>To prepare loaves of bread for the Lechem Hapanim.
&text1196=ANCIENT TASK:<br>To prepare wool and weave it into curtains.
&text1197=ANCIENT TASK:<br>To complete the metal construction.
&text1198=ANCIENT TASK:<br>To move pillars from the wagons to a public area.
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&text1200=Grow and process plants
&text1201=Light and put out fire
&text1202=Prepare skins
&text1203=Write and erase letters
&text1204=Build and demolish
&text1205=Prepare bread
&text1206=Prepare and weave wool
&text1207=Complete construction
&text1208=Move pillars to public area
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