Scene 20 - Praising G-d

Scene 19 - Egyptians Drowning

News Reporter: Jonathan Werner
Pharaoh changed his mind again.
Pharaoh harnessed his chariot & chased the JEWS until he saw the JEWS crossing the red sea.
Then Pharaoh thought to himself if the JEWS can cross the sea then we can too. Then Pharaoh charged & the Egyptians went in. Then HASHEM drowned the Egyptians that was the story of the drowning of the Egyptians.

Scene 18 - Exodus and Splitting of the Sea

News Reporter: Jonathan Werner
The JEWS are happy to be leaving Egypt with MOSES & AARON & into the desert but for how long they did not know. They were so surprised when the sea split & they crossed on dry land. While leaving Egypt & crossing the red sea they also wondered if the Egyptians were following them.

Scene 17 - Pharaoh in Pajamas

News Reporter: Mendel Gourarie
Pharaoh was very scared that he would die because he was a first born son. He ran out of his palace in his pajamas to look for Moshe. He told Moshe to take all the Jews out of Egypt right away. Moshe said that they will not leave in the middle of the night, but they will leave in the middle of the day in front of all the Egyptians!

Scene 16 - Plague of the Firstborn

News Reporter: Jonathan Werner
G-D has killed the first born so the Egyptians would let the JEWS go with MOSES out of Egypt into the desert then MOSES & ARON they went to Pharaoh palace & MOSES said with A stutter I ask again let my people go yes go please & take your animals & your food please go away with you then the JEWS went out of Egypt & that was the last plague THE END

Scene 15 - The Jews observing Passover in Egypt.

Scene 14 - Jews puting blood of Passover lamb on their doorposts.

News Reporter: Jonathan Werner
The JEWS are painting lambs blood on there doorposts & on the lintel so the angel of death will passover their homes. The Egyptian homes that do not have blood on their doorposts & lintel will be visited by the angel of death & all first born sons will die . THE END

Scene 13 - Darkness

News Reporter: Chaya Mushka Gourarie

During the plague of darkness the Egyptians did not see for three days. The next three days they could not even move because the darkness was so thick. The Jews went and saw all the Egyptians' gold, silver and money. When it was time to leave, they asked their neighbors to give them the gold, silver and money that they saw during this plague.

Scene 12 - Locust (grasshoppers)

News Reporter: Jonathan Werner

Pharaoh would not let MOSES & his people go. HASHEM sent locusts to eat all the grass & the trees & anything remaining from the hail. The locusts even went into evergones homes. THE END

Scene 11 - Hail

Scene 10 - Boils

TODAY IN EGYPT

Repoter: Evan Chester

Brick,NJ-Pharoh has changed his mind yet again on whether or not the Jews can leave Egypt, which means sorrow for all of us, the egyptians. As Moses said, another plague has erupted on us, as you probably already know. This one is more painful than the rest, boils. Hopefully, Pharoh will come to his senses and release the Jews.

Scene 9 - Plague of the Animals

News Reporter: Victoria Siegel

Scene 8 - Wild Animals

News Reporter: Jonathan Werner
The 4th plague is about to be unleashed on the Egyptians. Pharaoh wanted the JEWS to serve HASHEM in Egypt. MOSES said they had to leave the land because they were offering the Egyptian diety to HASHEM!
G-D has freed the wild animals so the Egyptians would let the JEWS go with MOSES to serve HASHEM.

Scene 7 - Lice

News Reporter: Sara Werner
Aaron hit the ground and the dust became lice. The lice went on the Egyptians and the animals. The Egyptian sorcerers tried to make lice but they couldn't.

Scene 6 - Frogs

News Reporter : Zippi Abramson

Scene 5 - Blood

News Reporter: Rachel Dispoto
G-d told Moses to tell the Pharoh to let all the Jewish people free or G-d will turn all the water to blood. If a Jew and an Egyptian were drinking from the same cup, the Jew drank water while for the Egyptian it turned to blood. The only way the Egyptians were able to get water was if they bought it from a Jew.

Scene 4 - Moshe at the burning bush

News Reporter : Madison Stopera
Today I saw an amazing sight! A burning bush with no damage to its leaves or branches! G-d's voice was heard through the bush and G-d commanded Moshe to take the Jews out of Egypt and end all their suffering. Moshe went to Pharoh and said "Let my people go!" but Pharoh said, "No! Work the Jews harder!"

Scene 3 - Moshe is found by Batya in the Nile River.

News Reporter : Dylan Regan
One day, Pharaoh decided to throw all of the baby boys in the Nile River. Moshe's mom put Moshe in a basket in the river. Pharaoh's daughter then found Moshe. She took care of him. He had survived the dangerous river! Since he survived the Jews were saved! If he hadn't survived or been found the Jews wouldn't be free.
He is know known everywhere and all the Jews are very thankful. Moshe became part of history. I'm very proud. Moshe was G-d's messenger in bringing about the plagues, but that's another story.

Scene 2 - Stargazer and Pharoh

News Reporter : Emily Chester
Last night, Pharaoh had his stargazer look outside into the sky for him. When the stargazer looked out, he reported to have seen a picture of a Jewish baby boy in the sky. The stargazer said that one day, this baby boy was going to put an end to Pharaoh. Pharaoh, frightened by the thought of this, decreed that all newborn Jewish baby boys were to be thrown into the Nile River to drown.

Scene 1 - Slavery

TODAY IN EGYPT

THE JEWS GET TO WORK
News Reporter : Evan Chester
Yesterday the Jews were set to a new task because of a brilliant order that Pharaoh decreed.
All of those who live in Egypt and are Jews are hereby decreed to work endlessly building buildings as servants of Pharaoh. This was the breakout idea of keeping Jews away from rebelling.

Props and costumes

Scene 1 – Slavery

• Large wooden blocks to resemble bricks. [S. Chester]
• Tools [S. Chester]
• Tzizit [C.G.]
• Large colorful Kippas [S. Chester]
• Pails and shovels [R. Kaufman]
  

Scene 2 – Stargazers

• Telescope [T. Werner]
• Black garbage bags with stars as a backdrop. [C.G.]
• King’s crown [T. Werner]
• King’s cape [T. Werner]
• King’s throne (pretty gold tablecloth over chair.) [C.G.]

Scene 3 – Moshe placed in a basket in the Nile River.

• Princess dress for Batya [J. Dispoto]
• 2 pretty dresses for Batya’s servants. [C.G.]
• Basket [C.G.]
• Boy Doll [B.Siegal]
• Blue Blanket for water [C.G.]
• Plants [C.G.]

Scene 4 – Moshe at the burning bush.

• Backdrop of burning bush [C.G.]
• Sheep (stuffed animal) [T. Abramson]
• Walking stick [T. Werner]
• Talit [C.G.]

Scene 5 - Blood

• fruit punch [C.G.]
• cups [C.G.]
• Red blanket [C.G.]
• Egyptian costume 1 [T. Abramson]
• Egyptian costume 2 [S. Chester]

Scene 6 – Frogs

• Frog (stuffed animal) [S. Stopera]
• Any type of frogs [S. Chester]
• Green shirt and pants or skirt [B. Siegal]

Scene 7 – Lice

• Lice shampoo [R. Kaufman]
• Lice comb [R. Kaufman ]
• Black plastic bugs
• Bug repellent spray [C.G.]

Scene 8 – Wild Animals

• Stuffed animals of your choice [R. Regan, J. Dispoto]
• Animal mask [S. Chester]
• (bear, lion, tiger)

Scene 9 – Death of domestic animals.

• Stuffed animals like sheep, cow, horse [T. Werner - 2 horses] [S. Stopera - goat, horse]
• First aid kits [C.G.]

Scene 10 - Boils

• Red pom poms
• Red lipstick [T. Werner]
• Band aids [T. Werner]

Scene 11 - Hail

• Styrofoam balls
• ketchup [C.G.]
• umbrellas [T. Werner]

Scene 12 – grasshoppers

• Any type of grasshoppers [S. Chester]

Scene 13 - darkness

• flashlights [S. Stopera 3] [T. Werner]
• Antique looking dishes
• Fake gold, silver jewlery [J. Dispoto]

Scene 14 – Jews painting doorposts with blood so that Hashem should Pass over the Jewish homes.

• Red tape [S. Stopera]
• Large paintbrush [S. Chester]

Scene 15 – Jews eating Matza, Maror and the lamb.

• Matza [J. Dispoto]
• Maror or Romaine lettuce
• Table set for festive meal.

Scene 16 – Death of the first born

Scene 17 – King Pharoh looking for Moshe

• King’s Pajamas

Scene 18 – Jews finally leaving Egypt

• Suitcases [C.G.]
• sacks [S. Chester]

Scene 19 – Splitting of the Sea

• 2 blue blankets [S. Chester]
• plants [C.G.]

Scene 20 – Jews thanking and praising Hashem

• Tambourines [C.G.]
• Large Tambourine [S. Chester]