Word. The Significance of Words in Judaism
Workshop
Do you like stories? At ANOHA, the Children’s World of the Jewish Museum Berlin, you can physically walk through the story of Noah’s Ark. Here, letters of the alphabet become raindrops and words turn into puddles that you can splash around in.
This workshop will talk about what else you can do with words and what they mean. Why is it that we understand words sometimes but not other times? What role do words play when it comes to getting along with people? During a visit to the core exhibition of the Jewish Museum Berlin, there is a real Torah scroll on display containing the story of Noah’s Ark. The children will also get to hear how these Torah stories sound and acquaint themselves with other languages, writing systems, and ways of speaking. At the end, anyone interested can write their name in Hebrew letters and take it home.
Where, when, what?
- WhenBy appointment
- Duration3 hours
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Where
W. M. Blumenthal Academy, Foyer
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RegistrationT +49 (0)30 259 93 305 (Mon–Fri, 10 am–4 pm) visit@jmberlin.de Please submit your request approx. 10 weeks before the desired date.
Cost per schoolgroup 60 €. Two simultaneous group bookings are possible.
Number of participants up to 15 + chaperones
Languages We offer this workshop in English and German. The workshop cannot be booked on Mondays.
Please noteThis workshop is suitable for school groups aged 6 to 12.
