1. Israel

2. Israel location

4. What is life like on a traditional Israeli Kibbutz?

6. The Kibbutz is a village where the residents share many things.

7. Opposite of the Kibbutz… City life

8. Eating on the Kibbutz

9. Eating on the kibbutz Kibbutznicks (about 300) eat dinner together in a dinning hall Dinner is at a set time Time to “catch up” with neighbors Every adult takes a turn cooking and washing dishes for others in dinning hall Vegetables and fruits come from Kibbutz farm. During holidays/Sabbath there are special fun programs.

10. Life for kids on the Kibbutz

11. Life for Kids on the Kibbutz

12. Life for Kids

13. Life of Kids on the Kibbutz Kids live on the kibbutz but away from parents. They sleep/go to school in “children’s house” according to age Day: school Evening: spend time with parents and have dinner in dinning hall Late evening: Play outside after dinner Night: Back to children’s house. Parents say goodnight. Sleep 4-6 kids per room. Chaperone Holidays/weekend: Sleep at home with parents

14. Life for Teens

15. Do not date other teens from their own Kibbutz Go to a boarding school in region Work during the summer and holidays on the kibbutz

16. Working Kibbutz usually has farms/factory/ store to make money. Profits each month added up and then divided equally among residents People paid according to need (number of people in family) No rich and poor

17. Work on the Kibbutz

19. Kibbutzim Today: Many Changes Kids sleep at home Many Kibbutz residents now work away from Kibbutz in private places Usually eat at home—not dinning hall

20. What does the Kibbutz remind you of? QUESTION: