Guided experiential activity at the Academy’s Center for Culture and Education, comparing Hebrew to the animal world. In the session a cow, a cat, and a fish will appear, and the audience will learn about the role of limb segmentation in biodiversity. The activity is suitable for children aged 6–12 and lasts about one and a half to two hours.
Discover what Hebrew tells us about the animal world—and what animals tell us about us, humans.
Program Overview
Cow, cat and fish – the story of Hebrew and how it is expressed in the living world. A guided, experiential activity at the Culture and Training Center of the Hebrew Academy. Reading ability required.
Small Yet Mighty Creatures – face‑to‑face encounter with arthropods (yes, the animals themselves!) – tiny but crucial for preserving our biological diversity and nature. Led by a zoo guide.
Exhibits on site
Who can join?
Young children (accompanied by an adult) aged 6–12.
Duration: ≈1.5–2 hours.
When?
The activity runs during the first two weeks of August, on Sundays and Tuesdays.
More information – [click here] (link was provided on the original page).
Contact
Culture and Training Center
Phone: 02‑6493512 / 02‑6493548
Email: mth@hebrew‑academy.org.il