Purim Holidays and Special Days People and Society
Purim Holidays and Special Days People and Society
This category lists sites about the religious observance of Purim, a Jewish festival commemorating the survival of the Jews who, in the 5th century BC, were marked for death by their Persian rulers. Purim is celebrated on the 14th day of Adar, which is usually in March.
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Purim Customs Around the World - Find out how Jewish children from Italy to Yemen mark this special day.
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Hananeel Kids Korner: Purim - Tells the story of the Jews' triumph over those who plotted their death and offers fun activities for celebrants today.
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Judaism 101: Purim - Relates the history of the festival, and offers links to related articles. Includes a recipe for hamentaschen (holiday cookies).
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Lil' Fingers Storybook: Purim Sweets - Introduces hamantashen, the tasty treats served for Purim.
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TorahTots: Purim - Features the story behind the holiday, printable coloring pages, greeting cards, and fun and games.
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Hanefesh: Book of Esther - A simplified re-telling of the classic story.
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Purim Coloring Pages - Offers more than a dozen printable pages. From Aish HaTorah.
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Purim for Kids - How-to guide, stories, games, songs and costume contest.
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Making Connections: Purim - Recounts the story behind this most joyous Jewish festival. Also tells how the occasion is observed today.
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Akhlah: The Festival of Purim - Features a play, information on traditions, Hebrew vocabulary, recipes and an interactive quiz.
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Purim - Provides history of the holiday, coloring pages, online games, printable puzzles and greeting cards.
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The Purim Story for Kids - Tells why Purim is more than just a fun-filled dress-up holiday. From Aish HaTorah.
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Purim Kids Zone - Stories, videos, costume contest, games, puzzles, arts and crafts, and guide to the holiday.
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Mask & Crown - Use Java to create and decorate a festive mask or crown.
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Orthodox Union: Purim - Offers a detailed look at the history of the holiday, when it is observed, and the traditions that surround it.
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Purim, Parody and Pilpul - Traces the history and development of the festival.
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