Purim Lottoproudly offering

To play, print out the deck of picture cards and at least one game board for each player.

Each player needs 8 dried beans or pennies to mark their board, and a game board (which shows 8 pictures).

Someone picks cards from the deck (it can be the teacher, or the players can take turns picking a card),

and if a player has that picture on their board, they cover it with a penny or a dried bean.

The winner is the first person to cover 4 pictures in a row horizontally. The winner calls out “Lotto!”

Hamantaschen

King Ahasuerus Queen Esther

Gragger Purim Mask

Happy Purim

Haman

Purim Feast

Purim Words

Gragger - A noise making instrument, the gragger is used every time

Haman’s name is mentioned during the reading of the Megillah.

Haman - King Ahasuerus’ advisor who didn’t like the Jews of ancient

Persia.

Haman Leading Mordechai - Haman is made to lead Mordechai

through the capital city, an honor for Mordechai and a shame for Ha-

man.

Hamantaschen - Triangle shaped cookies filled with a variety of sweet fillings said to represent Haman’s hat or ears.

King Ahasuerus - King of Persia.

Megillah - A scroll.

Mishloach Manot - Gifts of food given on Purim.

Mordechai - One of the main people in the Book of Esther. Morde-

chai helped save the Jews of Persia from Haman. He was said to be

Esther’s cousin.

Music - Purim celebrations are joyous and filled with music.

Palace - The home and court of King Ahasuerus.

PJ Library Book - Read Purim stories in books from the PJ Library.

Purim Costume - It is customary to dress up in costume on Purim as

the megillah is being read.

Purim Feast - Food is shared and enjoyed with family friends and

community in remembrance of Queen Esther preparing a feast for

King Ahasuerus and Haman in the Purim story.

Queen Esther - Cousin of Mordechai who rose to become the Queen

of Persia.

Shushan - Ancient city, capital of Persia in the time of the Purim story.

Purim Lottoproudly offering

To play, print out the deck of picture cards and at least one game board for each player.

Each player needs 8 dried beans or pennies to mark their board, and a game board (which shows 8 pictures).

Someone picks cards from the deck (it can be the teacher, or the players can take turns picking a card),

and if a player has that picture on their board, they cover it with a penny or a dried bean.

The winner is the first person to cover 4 pictures in a row horizontally. The winner calls out “Lotto!”

Haman leading Mordechai

Hamantaschen Gragger

Music

Purim Jester

Purim MasksPJ Library Book

Mordechai

Purim Words

Gragger - A noise making instrument, the gragger is used every time

Haman’s name is mentioned during the reading of the Megillah.

Haman - King Ahasuerus’ advisor who didn’t like the Jews of ancient

Persia.

Haman Leading Mordechai - Haman is made to lead Mordechai

through the capital city, an honor for Mordechai and a shame for Ha-

man.

Hamantaschen - Triangle shaped cookies filled with a variety of sweet fillings said to represent Haman’s hat or ears.

King Ahasuerus - King of Persia.

Megillah - A scroll.

Mishloach Manot - Gifts of food given on Purim.

Mordechai - One of the main people in the Book of Esther. Morde-

chai helped save the Jews of Persia from Haman. He was said to be

Esther’s cousin.

Music - Purim celebrations are joyous and filled with music.

Palace - The home and court of King Ahasuerus.

PJ Library Book - Read Purim stories in books from the PJ Library.

Purim Costume - It is customary to dress up in costume on Purim as

the megillah is being read.

Purim Feast - Food is shared and enjoyed with family friends and

community in remembrance of Queen Esther preparing a feast for

King Ahasuerus and Haman in the Purim story.

Queen Esther - Cousin of Mordechai who rose to become the Queen

of Persia.

Shushan - Ancient city, capital of Persia in the time of the Purim story.

Purim Lottoproudly offering

To play, print out the deck of picture cards and at least one game board for each player.

Each player needs 8 dried beans or pennies to mark their board, and a game board (which shows 8 pictures).

Someone picks cards from the deck (it can be the teacher, or the players can take turns picking a card),

and if a player has that picture on their board, they cover it with a penny or a dried bean.

The winner is the first person to cover 4 pictures in a row horizontally. The winner calls out “Lotto!”

Haman leading Mordechai

Queen Esther

Megillah

Purim MaskHappy Purim

Purim Masks

Mishloach ManotPalace

Shushan

Purim Words

Gragger - A noise making instrument, the gragger is used every time

Haman’s name is mentioned during the reading of the Megillah.

Haman - King Ahasuerus’ advisor who didn’t like the Jews of ancient

Persia.

Haman Leading Mordechai - Haman is made to lead Mordechai

through the capital city, an honor for Mordechai and a shame for Ha-

man.

Hamantaschen - Triangle shaped cookies filled with a variety of sweet fillings said to represent Haman’s hat or ears.

King Ahasuerus - King of Persia.

Megillah - A scroll.

Mishloach Manot - Gifts of food given on Purim.

Mordechai - One of the main people in the Book of Esther. Morde-

chai helped save the Jews of Persia from Haman. He was said to be

Esther’s cousin.

Music - Purim celebrations are joyous and filled with music.

Palace - The home and court of King Ahasuerus.

PJ Library Book - Read Purim stories in books from the PJ Library.

Purim Costume - It is customary to dress up in costume on Purim as

the megillah is being read.

Purim Feast - Food is shared and enjoyed with family friends and

community in remembrance of Queen Esther preparing a feast for

King Ahasuerus and Haman in the Purim story.

Queen Esther - Cousin of Mordechai who rose to become the Queen

of Persia.

Shushan - Ancient city, capital of Persia in the time of the Purim story.

Purim Lottoproudly offering

To play, print out the deck of picture cards and at least one game board for each player.

Each player needs 8 dried beans or pennies to mark their board, and a game board (which shows 8 pictures).

Someone picks cards from the deck (it can be the teacher, or the players can take turns picking a card),

and if a player has that picture on their board, they cover it with a penny or a dried bean.

The winner is the first person to cover 4 pictures in a row horizontally. The winner calls out “Lotto!”

Queen EstherMusic

Megillah Purim MaskPurim Costume

Purim Jester

Mishloach Manot

Shushan

Purim Words

Gragger - A noise making instrument, the gragger is used every time

Haman’s name is mentioned during the reading of the Megillah.

Haman - King Ahasuerus’ advisor who didn’t like the Jews of ancient

Persia.

Haman Leading Mordechai - Haman is made to lead Mordechai

through the capital city, an honor for Mordechai and a shame for Ha-

man.

Hamantaschen - Triangle shaped cookies filled with a variety of sweet fillings said to represent Haman’s hat or ears.

King Ahasuerus - King of Persia.

Megillah - A scroll.

Mishloach Manot - Gifts of food given on Purim.

Mordechai - One of the main people in the Book of Esther. Morde-

chai helped save the Jews of Persia from Haman. He was said to be

Esther’s cousin.

Music - Purim celebrations are joyous and filled with music.

Palace - The home and court of King Ahasuerus.

PJ Library Book - Read Purim stories in books from the PJ Library.

Purim Costume - It is customary to dress up in costume on Purim as

the megillah is being read.

Purim Feast - Food is shared and enjoyed with family friends and

community in remembrance of Queen Esther preparing a feast for

King Ahasuerus and Haman in the Purim story.

Queen Esther - Cousin of Mordechai who rose to become the Queen

of Persia.

Shushan - Ancient city, capital of Persia in the time of the Purim story.

Purim Lottoproudly offering

To play, print out the deck of picture cards and at least one game board for each player.

Each player needs 8 dried beans or pennies to mark their board, and a game board (which shows 8 pictures).

Someone picks cards from the deck (it can be the teacher, or the players can take turns picking a card),

and if a player has that picture on their board, they cover it with a penny or a dried bean.

The winner is the first person to cover 4 pictures in a row horizontally. The winner calls out “Lotto!”

Queen EstherPurim Girl

Purim JesterPJ Library BookMishloach ManotPalace

Mordechai

Mishloach Manot

Shushan

Purim Words

Gragger - A noise making instrument, the gragger is used every time

Haman’s name is mentioned during the reading of the Megillah.

Haman - King Ahasuerus’ advisor who didn’t like the Jews of ancient

Persia.

Haman Leading Mordechai - Haman is made to lead Mordechai

through the capital city, an honor for Mordechai and a shame for Ha-

man.

Hamantaschen - Triangle shaped cookies filled with a variety of sweet fillings said to represent Haman’s hat or ears.

King Ahasuerus - King of Persia.

Megillah - A scroll.

Mishloach Manot - Gifts of food given on Purim.

Mordechai - One of the main people in the Book of Esther. Morde-

chai helped save the Jews of Persia from Haman. He was said to be

Esther’s cousin.

Music - Purim celebrations are joyous and filled with music.

Palace - The home and court of King Ahasuerus.

PJ Library Book - Read Purim stories in books from the PJ Library.

Purim Costume - It is customary to dress up in costume on Purim as

the megillah is being read.

Purim Feast - Food is shared and enjoyed with family friends and

community in remembrance of Queen Esther preparing a feast for

King Ahasuerus and Haman in the Purim story.

Queen Esther - Cousin of Mordechai who rose to become the Queen

of Persia.

Shushan - Ancient city, capital of Persia in the time of the Purim story.

Purim Lottoproudly offering

To play, print out the deck of picture cards and at least one game board for each player.

Each player needs 8 dried beans or pennies to mark their board, and a game board (which shows 8 pictures).

Someone picks cards from the deck (it can be the teacher, or the players can take turns picking a card),

and if a player has that picture on their board, they cover it with a penny or a dried bean.

The winner is the first person to cover 4 pictures in a row horizontally. The winner calls out “Lotto!”

Hamantaschen

Gragger

Music

Happy PurimPurim Jester

Haman

Shushan

Purim Feast

Purim Words

Gragger - A noise making instrument, the gragger is used every time

Haman’s name is mentioned during the reading of the Megillah.

Haman - King Ahasuerus’ advisor who didn’t like the Jews of ancient

Persia.

Haman Leading Mordechai - Haman is made to lead Mordechai

through the capital city, an honor for Mordechai and a shame for Ha-

man.

Hamantaschen - Triangle shaped cookies filled with a variety of sweet fillings said to represent Haman’s hat or ears.

King Ahasuerus - King of Persia.

Megillah - A scroll.

Mishloach Manot - Gifts of food given on Purim.

Mordechai - One of the main people in the Book of Esther. Morde-

chai helped save the Jews of Persia from Haman. He was said to be

Esther’s cousin.

Music - Purim celebrations are joyous and filled with music.

Palace - The home and court of King Ahasuerus.

PJ Library Book - Read Purim stories in books from the PJ Library.

Purim Costume - It is customary to dress up in costume on Purim as

the megillah is being read.

Purim Feast - Food is shared and enjoyed with family friends and

community in remembrance of Queen Esther preparing a feast for

King Ahasuerus and Haman in the Purim story.

Queen Esther - Cousin of Mordechai who rose to become the Queen

of Persia.

Shushan - Ancient city, capital of Persia in the time of the Purim story.

Purim Lottoproudly offering

To play, print out the deck of picture cards and at least one game board for each player.

Each player needs 8 dried beans or pennies to mark their board, and a game board (which shows 8 pictures).

Someone picks cards from the deck (it can be the teacher, or the players can take turns picking a card),

and if a player has that picture on their board, they cover it with a penny or a dried bean.

The winner is the first person to cover 4 pictures in a row horizontally. The winner calls out “Lotto!”

Gragger

Megillah

Purim Costume

Mishloach ManotPalaceKing Ahasuerus

Queen Esther

Mishloach Manot

PJ Library Book

Purim Words

Gragger - A noise making instrument, the gragger is used every time

Haman’s name is mentioned during the reading of the Megillah.

Haman - King Ahasuerus’ advisor who didn’t like the Jews of ancient

Persia.

Haman Leading Mordechai - Haman is made to lead Mordechai

through the capital city, an honor for Mordechai and a shame for Ha-

man.

Hamantaschen - Triangle shaped cookies filled with a variety of sweet fillings said to represent Haman’s hat or ears.

King Ahasuerus - King of Persia.

Megillah - A scroll.

Mishloach Manot - Gifts of food given on Purim.

Mordechai - One of the main people in the Book of Esther. Morde-

chai helped save the Jews of Persia from Haman. He was said to be

Esther’s cousin.

Music - Purim celebrations are joyous and filled with music.

Palace - The home and court of King Ahasuerus.

PJ Library Book - Read Purim stories in books from the PJ Library.

Purim Costume - It is customary to dress up in costume on Purim as

the megillah is being read.

Purim Feast - Food is shared and enjoyed with family friends and

community in remembrance of Queen Esther preparing a feast for

King Ahasuerus and Haman in the Purim story.

Queen Esther - Cousin of Mordechai who rose to become the Queen

of Persia.

Shushan - Ancient city, capital of Persia in the time of the Purim story.

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