Story Performance: “Shalom, Class One Thousand”
30 ₪
A storytelling performance combining unconventional reading, music, and games, featuring author and poet Roni Eldad. The event will delve into the children’s book “Shalom Kitta Elef” and explore reading comprehension, willpower, mistakes, and Hebrew vocalization. The ticket also includes participation in an experiential fair in the courtyard of Beit Avi Chai.
A storytelling performance combining unconventional reading, music, and games, featuring author and poet Roni Eldad. The event will delve into the children’s book “Shalom Kitta Elef” and explore reading comprehension, willpower, mistakes, and Hebrew vocalization. The ticket also includes participation in an experiential fair in the courtyard of Beit Avi Chai.
What does a female author look like? What does she sound like? And where do stories come into the world from? Join a “Story Show” and discover all the answers!
In a special event combining unconventional readings of fascinating stories, music, and games, we will host author and poet Roni Eldad and dive into her book Shalom, Class One Thousand:
Shaked refuses to add vowel marks.
That’s perfectly fine, and that’s all—
He doesn’t have to do a thing; he’s a big boy after all.
No one will make decisions for Shaked.
But we have to admit, friends,
That he’s already had a few experiences
“That it definitely would have been better to avoid,”
As Mom and Dad say.A funny, imaginative story about reading comprehension and willpower,
about big mistakes and tiny vowel marks, a new school, and even a jackal!
Shalom, Class One Thousand is Roni Eldad’s second children’s book. Eldad is an author, poet, and editor, and the recipient of the Minister of Culture’s Prize for Poets at the Beginning of Their Careers. Illustrated by Ron Levin, an illustrator, comic artist, and animator. This is their first book together.
Creator and host: Sarit Zusman | Pianist: Muriel Hoffman | Duration: approximately 45 minutes
The ticket includes participation in an experiential fair in the courtyard of Beit Avi Chai: sweet letters, face painting, letter yoga, memory capsules, live classical music, and many more surprises. Reserve your arrival time for the fair in advance when purchasing the ticket. Please note the event time and the fair arrival time.
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