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Book-Related Family Activities
בלב פתוח
בעקבות יונתן, תוכלו לשוחח ולשתף: מה יכולה להיות משמעות הביטוי “לפתוח את הלב”? האם יש תמונה או חפץ שמזכירים לכם אנשים אהובים וגורמים לכם להרגיש שהלב נפתח והרגשות עולים?
The Key to My Heart
האזינו לסיפור
רוצים לשמוע את מפתח הלב? – היכנסו לפרק של מפתח הלב בפודקאסט שלנו ותוכלו להאזין יחד לסיפור.
The Key to My Heart
איפה הייתי ומה עשיתי?
בזכות צרור המפתחות האבוד, יונתן זוכה בהצצה לשגרת יומו של אביו. ומה אתם עשיתם היום? תוכלו להציג זה בפני זה בפנטומימה מקום בו ביקרתם או פעולה שעשיתם: בכל פעם אחד המשתתפים מציג ושאר בני המשפחה מנחשים איפה היה או מה עשה.
The Key to My Heart
פרטים באיורים
האיורים של יוסי אבולעפיה מרובים בפרטים. כדאי לעצור ולהביט: אילו בעלי חיים אתם מוצאים באיורים? האם הם מופיעים יותר מפעם אחת? מה עושים האנשים ברחוב? ועכשיו הביטו שוב באיורים, גיליתם דברים שלא ראיתם בפעם הראשונה?
The Key to My Heart
The Key to My Heart
A discussion on what has been lost
Have you ever lost anything you found important? How did you feel and what did you do? Perhaps you’ve found someone else’s lost item… This book invites children as well as parents to share their childhood experiences of losing and finding lost items.
Found
A video about a lost and found stand
A video about a lost and found stand
Shabi and Uzza from the Israeli children’s television show Parpar Nechmad are also returning lost items to their owners. Scan the code to watch the video.
Found
A game of hiding and seeking
Pick an item and take turns hiding it and having the other players look for it. You can help each other by giving clues such as “hot and cold” or a treasure map. Did you find it? Now it’s someone else’s turn – hide, search and find.
Found
Searching through the illustrations
There are lost ads on the first few pages of the book. You may enjoy looking for amusing and surprising ones together to share with the rest of your family. Among them is one found ad – are you able to locate it?
Found
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Found
A discussion on searching and finding
Following this book, you may want to embark on searches together with your parents, grandparents, or other relatives: What have you found? Were you surprised? Do you enjoy searching and finding?
I Like to Look For…
A game of Search Cootie Catcher
A game for both seekers and finders.
Scan the QR code
Print out, cut out and fold according to the instructions.
Have you searched? Have you found? Would you like to play again?
I Like to Look For…
Illustrations
This book contains both colorful and black and white illustrations. Can you figure out when the illustrations are in black and white, and when they are multicolored?
I Like to Look For…
A game of “what’s missing?”
A game of “what’s missing?”
Place several items in a row and look closely.
Take turns hiding one of the items while the rest of your family members have their eyes closed. Once it has been removed and hidden, the other players can open their eyes and start searching – Which item is now missing? Where was it hidden?
I Like to Look For…
Pleased to meet you, I’m Hyla!
I’m similar to a frog but smaller. I can be found in Israel, mostly on trees, eating insects and laying eggs in the water. I’m a protected species and therefore cannot be kept in a jar, only in nature.
I Like to Look For…
I Like to Look For…
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I Like to Look For…