In the ball game, one person was Hamen (the bad guy) and another person was
Mordecai (the good guy). As the story was read, the children
"voted" on which character was doing best at the end of the different
versus, by throwing paper balls to that character. This was great at
keeping them active while teaching them the story.
Playing Hamen and Mordecai Ball.
Making the Groggers was a very fun, but complicated task. Everyone
really got into it.
In the ball game, one person was Hamen (the bad guy) and another person was
Mordecai (the good guy). As the story was read, the children
"voted" on which character was doing best at the end of the different
versus, by throwing paper balls to that character. This was great at
keeping them active while teaching them the story.