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and I think that you guys should make more of these things. I could not catch the line after the hieroglyphics showed up on the screen.
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so beautifully done! I really like the artwork.
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very entertaining. Kol HaKavod!
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very educational, fun ,engrossing .
Gr8 animation . Keep it up chabad-the grandkids love it
I only got to level 3 in play a game - can't wait to try again ( and sing along )
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very clever and well done .... please make lots more sites soon!
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Really enjoyed it - would appeal to the young - like reading a story book but in animation. Please do some more!
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thank you for this simplified story of passover
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Our Third grade absolutely loved it.
Excellent graphics!
Thank you
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Finally, you have proven that genuine substance and quality presentation don't have to come at the expense of one another, possible a first for an Orthodox production! Please show us more of what's up your funky sleeves!
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wow, this is teaching the children to be creative thinkers.
thanks!
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Alright, the boys finally made it to chabad.org! Success with everything.
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My kids loved it! Educational and captivating! We would love to see more like this!
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Truly amazing, a great video
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This video is so great AND so funny!!!!!!!!!!!!
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The graphics are amazing! Way to go!
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I showed this to a group of kids and they really liked it.
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True thoughts, deep mining, Great work.
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.............more please ......... for kidz of all ages
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This is great. I'm so glad to see something new and fresh. Even my two year old enjoyed it. We like it; hope to see more of the same good work.
Chag Semeach
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Well done guys!
I really admire all the hard work, creative thinking and LONG hours that go into producing a work of art such as this...
Maybe you could do something like this for all the holidays?!
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you guys just get it...we must reach every Jew and help them discover the beauty of being Jewish.........I hope this reaches many and encourages them to dig deeper into their Jewish roots.
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SOO CUTE! I LOVED IT! keep on the good work!
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it's very well done
Thank you
Pls slow down the characters voices or have them articulate better so they can be more easily understood.
Thank you.
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Sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo cute !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Keep it up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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thats a really cute video!!
any more coming?
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it is so cute i love the parts when they throw frogs at them
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Well Done Yitz! I love your work. We miss you here in Melbourne! Keep it up!
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This is fanstastic. A job well done!
Chag Sameach
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a person in slavery would feel tied up and not able to accomplish there own goals which are to serve the master above. Someone would have to go through hard and difficult emotional struggles. In the end, he has to let G-d know that he believes that G-d is there for him and will untie him. In a real way, that's what Passover is about. Each of us is a slave in our own way but Passover shows us that we were once a slave and were redeemed so we can know that each of us can be freed every year over and over again. The video was outstanding and really showed the story of Passover.
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Please don't forget to put in G-d too!
You can't leave Egypt on your own!
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The other day I had guests, with 3 little children, for a BBQ.
After a few hours of searching for ways to entertain the kids I began to tair my hair out. I could not satisfy the childrens' thirst for constant entertainment. Books, toys, colouring pens and paper were all out on the living room floor, some of which now a lot more worse for wear than before the guests had arrived.
Then I rememberd there was a new kids feature on Chabad.org which I had noticed earlier that day whilst logging on to view the daily lessons.
I played “What if?” for the children, and it was a hit. They sat attentively and lapped it all up. Afterwards they wanted to watch more. And when we had no more viewing, they decided they wanted to read Pesach books, and to eat Matza.
This tool has so much potential to reach our childrens minds. The digital medium meets the needs of our 21st Centruy children. Gone are the simple 2D Cartoons, and here are the 3D Torahtoonz...
Cant wait for more...
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Finally there's an alternative to Dora the Explorer with good jewish content! The kids loved it. Would be great if there were more - and longer too! Thanks.
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wow, awesome jobs animators.
ive been waiting for jewish cgi for so long and finally its here.
it must have taken you a long time to do this piece and i definitely appreciate, it was GREAT!
please make more
ps.what did you use
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Nice job, good content and pleasant animation.I'd have enjoyed some graphic plague stuff!
However the kids never smile and look awfully plastic.
does that bother kids or just me?!
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Inspiring, educational and adorable. Great creative and intellectual work!!!!
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Very cute content. The message of Egypt is very powerful and relevant to all ages... Well communicated!
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it was nice, but pretty boring. do something more exciting! put a cool dude in it. (like me)
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Awesome Pesach short animation!
Can't wait to see future shorts for the festivals to follow...
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Keep up the good work - I love your quirky style it educates and at the same time makes me feel like life is too important to be taken seriously!!!
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I didn't think this was boring. Neither did my 2 year old. He loves the froggy part.
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This was so cool! Ezzy has a kicking outfit!
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well, the concept is a good one, but the clip minimizes what it would actually have meant. More time was spent on pondering what if we never left, which almost sounded like fun, nothing about struggle, dealth and disregard and cruelty, really. And a brief, meaningless escape (leaving the pet camel behind because of smell?) missing a good opportunity here. i say do it differently.
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I'm impressed to see this deeper form of interactive engagement for children. There is a melding of sincerity and quietness this highly creative web space that allows real learning to occur. I look forward to further developments.
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This animation was unique and inspiring it brought the message home for all ages with a comedic touch. The characters were charismatic and lively. My favourite bit was the frogs being thrown at the Egyptions. Well done amigos! Great music as well.
Thanks for being great storytellers!
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My kidsand I loved it
High time Chabad hit high tech educational techniques
More please
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I just sat down with my kids and watched this. Amazing how much they were glued to it. Are you going to release another one? Please let me know when you do.....
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I liked it , however I would have liked to see the information that is comimg over to the kids to be more accurate. No flying carpets but the miracles that actualy occured. Also the frogs I think dont work as if it was something the kids could throw. The running from egypt didnt go well with me as I see it as leaving with an outstretched arm and dignity. The cartoons, voices etc. are good so I guess more of a content issue.
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Yes I agree with "good start" this teaching method is really effective and therefore should be used to give really accurate information to kids (and adults). The history of the Jewish nation is so fantastic that there is no need to make things up about it. Tell it like it is to kids, that equips them to give an educated answer in todays "unbelieving" world. - Blessings - Rene
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This show is the cutest and I mean THE cutest!
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I like to see it time and time again. It enchants to me. I like because educate not always is boring. And for all the Jewish children it is important to know the meaning of the freedom in this time of Pesaj.
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this is sooooooooooooo adorable. i love it i could watch it time and again.
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it is hard to think of my self a slave in egypt
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lol..."let's throw frogs at them!" Love that little bit of comedy. Made the kid in this 30 something person smile.
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this is so good video and easy to teach to my grand kids...god bless you
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Well done! A great short video to help all of us think about WHY!
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will show it to my Hebrew school class today!!
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What if we had never left Rommania - Russia - Hungary - Germany --- Babylonia - we would still be slaves of those who sought to annilhilate us - Thank g d for the first and many subsequent passovers!! Next year may it be that there will be no need for any future passover.
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This is a terrific insightful video that kids and adults will enjoy. GET IT OUT THERE! Put it up on You Tube. Don't let it get Passed over.
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thank you im a 38 year old man and was looking for passover info for kids i thought it was great info for them but not over done
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this is kind of weird and funny because why would you throw frogs? and how in the world would they have frogs?
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this is funny because they said they will go on flying carppets.
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i liked this very much. a fresh perspective bringing home how to feel gratitude to God. thank u
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Wouldn't we still eat Matza??? The Patriarchs ate Matza..
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the patriarchs eat matzah because we left Egypt many years later if there was no exodus it says that we would never leave Egypt hence the patriarchs would not of eaten matzah!
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If we hadn't left Egypt we wouldn't exist as a people, there would have been no matan Torah, and besides, everyone who refused to leave Egypt was destroyed in the plague of darkness. Scary thoughts.
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that is a very good video i wish that there would be one every week. but i miss the itche kaduzy videos
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Very cute! Please do these kind of stuff for other holidays.
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Fantastic. It is entertaining for the kids and educational at the same time. Keep up the good work.
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if we never left Egypt we Cud not be free like we are now.
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little pyramids houses is just sooooo cute!!!!
pet camales are even cuter!!!!
i would love it
(only some things)
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i never EVER wondered about never leaving egypt- it makes me wonder....
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how did the camel tell the egyption? but other wise it was cute
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