Tu Bishvat in Mesopotamia?

Tu Bishvat is celebrated today with planting trees and eating dried fruit. But 4,000 years ago in Sumer it was celebrated as a holiday that has surprising connections to the Jewish calendar. 

This is the 7th Hebrew-speaking meeting for home school kids in Israel. Previous virtual tours include: Ancient Egypt and mythology, translation of the Torah into Greek (Septuagint), the Pharos and Library of Alexandria; Avraham's Journey and the cultures of the Ancient Near East; Rashi's life, script, commentary and the printing press.

All of the previous meetings have been recorded and edited, and can ordered.

Join me on this special series of Homeschool tours for kids, ages 7-12, on an adventure that recurrs every 1-2 weeks on Tuesdays mornings, 10:00 Israel Time. Sign up is possible through this site or via Bit/Paybox with a payment of ₪45.

The tour is on Zoom and you must login with a valid zoom account. 

For those signing up with Bit/Paybox, please message me on Whatsapp with your name and prove of payment, and I will send you the link. It is best to do so early, and not wait for the 10 min before the event (as often happens). Thank you!

For more details contact Nachliel at nachliel@museumtours.co.il or 054-452-0209