General Introduction
Basic Ideas
Historical Background
Laws and Customs
Sources
Activities
Educational Aims
1. Simulation Games (Unscripted).
(a) Conference in Pharaoh's palace on how to subject Israel. (Come, let us deal craftily with them, lest they increase and proliferate ... and ally themselves with our enemies.)
(b) Pharaoh's daughter at the riverside argues with her servants as to whether or not to rescue Moses in the box.
(c) Moses goes out to see his people. The argument with the two men who were fighting.
2. Dramatization of the slavery
(a) The decrees.
(b) The people's reaction.
(c) The embitterment of their lives.
3. For the very young: Building a model of the cradle ('box') of Moses, with the Nile and Pharaoh's daughter.