Esther (Esther 4) | Games

 

The hero in this story is the soon to be Queen Esther. These simple game ideas can be used, or any from the ‘Purim’ set which includes Modecai and the King Xerxes.
 

Blind beauty – This is a game where your hands are not your own. pair the players and get one to put their hands behind their backs while the other player slips their arms through the loop created under the armpits. give each team a few items of make-up and tell them to make themselves look beautiful for the king. This game is fun as a demonstration piece.
 

Purim corners – with decorations being an optional, play a game of corners using the four main characters in the Esther story. Have a corner full of chairs for the King on his throne, use girly scarves or accessories for Esther, have a set of beach mats for Mordecai sitting at the kings gate, and musical instruments to down out the name of Haman. (Traditionally when the story of Esther is told in Jewish households they use instruments to down out Haman’s name)
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King Xerxes (Esther 6) | Character Images

 

Here are the images you need for the hero’s attributes linked to King Xerxes (Esther 6).

Each hero’s page set contains a high quality graphic of the character, a take home bible card and a colouring page.

The images are displayed small here, click on the image you wish to have, then save the image that loads.
(Please note : these images have no watermark but are not copyright free, they are only intended for classroom use.)

King Xerxes is part of a three character lesson which includes Esther and the Mordecai.
If you would like the king’s cards with a different name then let me know.

 

English

 

28-Card28-Card
28-King-Xerxes28-King-Xerxes
28-Colouring-page28-Colouring-page

 

Other Hero Graphics for the Esther series

 

26-Esther26-Esther
27-Mordecai27-Mordecai
28-Haman28-Haman
28-Haman28-Haman

 

 

German

 

28-Card-G28-Card-G
28-King-Xerxes28-King-Xerxes
28-Colouring-page-G28-Colouring-page-G

Mordecai (Esther 2) | Character Images

 

Here are the images you need for the hero’s attributes linked to Mordecai (Esther 2).

Each hero’s page set contains a high quality graphic of the character, a take home bible card and a colouring page.

The images are displayed small here, click on the image you wish to have, then save the image that loads.
(Please note : these images have no watermark but are not copyright free, they are only intended for classroom use.)

Mordecai is part of a three character lesson which includes Esther and the King Xerxes.

 

English

 

27-Card27-Card
27-Mordecai27-Mordecai
28-Colouring-page28-Colouring-page

 

Other Hero Graphics for the Esther series

 

26-Esther26-Esther
28-King-Xerxes28-King-Xerxes
28-Haman28-Haman
28-Haman28-Haman

 

German

 

27-Card-G27-Card-G
27-Mordecai-G27-Mordecai-G
28-Colouring-page28-Colouring-page

 

Esther (Esther 4) | Character Images

 

Here are the images you need for the hero’s attributes linked to Esther (Esther 4).

Each hero’s page set contains a high quality graphic of the character, a take home bible card and a colouring page.

The images are displayed small here, click on the image you wish to have, then save the image that loads.
(Please note : these images have no watermark but are not copyright free, they are only intended for classroom use.)

Esther is part of a three character lesson which includes Mordecai and the King Xerxes.

 

English

 

26-Card26-Card
26-Esther26-Esther
26-Colouring-page26-Colouring-page

 

Other Hero Graphics for the Esther series

 

27-Mordecai27-Mordecai
28-King-Xerxes28-King-Xerxes
28-Haman28-Haman
28-Hegai28-Hegai

 

German

 

26-Card-G26-Card-G
26-Esther26-Esther
26-Colouring-page-G26-Colouring-page-G

 

Upcoming lessons


As Christmas dawns, and seasonal activities consume increasing amounts of time, JWL is going to do a very slow triple lesson covering the book of Esther and the Jewish celebration of Purim.
 

Esther‘s story of the great plan to save her people,
braving the king to petition her request.
Mordecai ‘s story of loyalty to Esther, to the King, and to his people.
Xerxes ‘s story of honouring those who have helped you.

 

Why all at once – I live in an Orthodox country, where Christmas is January 7th and new year after. My family are English, celebrating Christmas and new year our way. Add to that a family tradition of making all your presents and combining these lessons will make it quicker for me to add posts.

 

NB: For simplicity sake we are going to follow the NIV’s choice of naming the king Xerxes. If you wish for resources that say ‘The King of Persia’ or ‘Achashverosh’ or any other, please let me know.

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