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Hi,

A major part of Purim's charm for children lies not only in dressing up and wearing a costume, being someone else for a day, but also in the atmosphere and the special interaction with other children which revolves around dressing up. Children in kindergartens and schools usually experience this there; homeschooling children usually lack a parallel, so we've decided to make one by ourselves:

On Tuesday, March 6th, we will host in our home
A COSTUME PARTY FOR HOMESCHOOLING CHILDREN
Everyone is invited (non-homeschooling children as well; people of any origin and (non-)religion). The age range is from little ones to about 5 y/o (older siblings are invited as well, of course). In the party we will get acquainted, play and make art together, and there will be a thematic ma'agal.
Please come — preferably dressed-up (adults included, even if nominally only) — to our home, in the French Hill (ha Giv'á ha Carfatít), Jerusalem, from 10:00. For arrival instructions, please contact us :-)
Many children don't like wearing costumes. Everyone is heartily welcome, with a costume or without it.
Home-made refreshments will be served (feel free to bring some as well).

In order for everyone to enjoy, please keep the food kosher and without any animal products.

Addition (2012/3/7): It was super-fun! We are so going to gather again.
I crocheted costumes, which you can see here.