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CKids Passover Escape Room
CKids Passover Escape Room - In preparation for Pesach, over 100 emissaries worldwide are currently launching the Pesach Escape Room: The FreedoMan Files, a 45-minute fun filled “Exodus experience” specifically designed for children.
A project of CKids Club International, the Escape Room explores themes of Jewish identity, freedom, and pride, providing children with a whole new understanding of Pesach and the Seder. Participants will “travel back in time” 3,500 years to a land of Pharaohs, sorcerers, slaves, and miracles, incorporating teamwork and creative thinking to locate secret inscriptions, decode ancient messages, and unlock hidden doors to finally break free.
In the last ten years, Escape Rooms have emerged as one of the most popular action filled, interactive, adventure games in the world. With an emphasis on team-building and imaginative problem solving, Escape Room: The FreedoMan Files offers a hands-on voyage into the past as a means to gain deeper insight into our present and future.
Join thousands of Jewish children and adults around the world already geared up to “leave Egypt” this April 11th.
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