The main characters in this book are a hedgehog, rabbit and mouse. But other animals also appear in the illustrations – Can you find them? How many animals have you found? “Did you find me in the illustrations?”
What do we do when we can’t decide which step to take? Who do you like getting advice from? Whose advice do you find difficult to follow, and why? Sometimes good advice comes unexpectedly: you may want to discuss that with your child, be reminded of times when you chose to listen to a piece of advice you’d been given, and share the things you’ve learned from others, young as well as old.
Are you traveling on a long, perhaps boring road? You could pass the time by playing games: counting the road signs along the way, recognizing familiar letters, discovering the changes to your surroundings brought on by the different seasons, singing your favorite songs and also… looking at the road and enjoying the existence of things you have not noticed until now.
What could children teach adults? And what could adults teach children? You may want to share your knowledge with one another, and try it out together: You could teach each other a game, song, or dance, share sports knowledge, information on a certain animal or anything else that comes to mind. Did you teach? Have you learned? Now swap roles.
How do you get from one place to another by listening? Stand in the doorway with your eyes closed, and ask your family members to lead you safely to another room in the house by giving you instructions. You could follow up by playing a board game inspired by this book which we have created for you.
The Hedgehog Who Said: Who Cares? 
The Long Road 
מִשְׂחָק
סִרְטוֹנִים
הַעֲשָׁרָה
שִׂיחָה
מִשְׂחָק
כְּלָלִי
מִשְׂחָק
הַשְׁרָאָה
