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Too cute for words. Watch a group of 5 year-olds re-enact this drama of struggle and redemption, the story of Chanukah.
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It is so cute! Everyone I know who has seen this movie thought it was heartwarming. Please post more of his sort of thing.
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This video was great! I would love to show this to the children in my Baptist Church! Is there any way to purchase a copy or download this? Please let me know.
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I think this video is really heartwarming and very cute. It was very beautiful and adorable. It's sooo cute. I liked the narrarater the best and think he is the cutest even though it was all very cute. I think you should put more of these kid acting videos on. I love it.
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This is great! Is there a way to download?
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Just one thing. I don't think it's a minhag (custom) to give gifts. You're supposed to give chanukah gelt.(money) You should know this. The Rebbe never gave gifts. The gifts business is because of something else which takes place around the same time of year, if you know what I mean.
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What a beautiful play.
I showed to it my 3rd and 4th grade classes and they loved it.
Thank you for sharing it with us.
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Thank you so much for this video. It really helped me teach the story of Chanukah to my young students. It was fun, it was scary, and best of all-informative.
Thank you actors, teachers and chabad.org!
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How did these little kids learn such a long and complicated script?
I agree with Kayla - why does it say "most important are the gifts"? The gifts are least important, if they are given at all.
I plan to show this to my 3-year-old to teach her about Chanuka, but I will have to stop it before that line! We don't give gifts on Chanuka.
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I agree 100% with the comment posted by "Kayla". Everything else was very nice, and the narrator was especially cute, but the statement about 'gifts' being a part of Chanukah, is just wrong. It's gelt, not gifts. Do we really need to follow the customs of others? No!
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So cute but how did such a small child, the narrator, memorize so much??
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glad to know you were on the play! .... :P
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We learn best from our children !
Kudos Chabad.org and Chappy Chanukah !
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This is the cutest thing!
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This play is so cute!
But the kids acted very well, I'd have to say!
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Wow! What a wonderful production. We want more!! I think I will have to put these kinderlach in my next music video. Bravo & Chanukah Sameach!
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Still as adorable as when it was created but quite a few of the actors are married now. Sorry Laz but this video is about twenty years old, you'll have to get other kinderlach.
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Bravo to the "story teller" narrator!! Of course, all of the "actors" were wonderful. But, I'd like to know, is the narrator headed for the rabbinate or Broadway?? He's adorable and memorized the whole script....at least, that's what it looked like to me. Bravo to the entire cast and the director, producer, costume designers, set designers,sound technicians, etc, etc
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