Vayeshev

Yaacov and his family settled in Canaan. Of all his sons, Yaacov favored Yosef, the firstborn of his deceased beloved wife Rachel, and he made for him a special robe of fine wool.

Coloring Yosef's robe 

In this week's reading, Vayeishev, Yosef relates to his brothers his grandiose dreams of greatness, arousing their jealousy. He is consequently sold into slavery to an Egyptian master. After defying his Egyptian master's wife, Joseph is thrown into jail, where he interprets the dreams of Pharaoh's cup-bearer and baker .

Yosef's game board

A game with cards asking questions about Yosef's life. Players are trying to empty their hands of cards with questions and to collect the grain card for every right answer they give.

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YOSEF  COAT

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Yaacov favors Yosef over his other brothers. Yaacov even makes him a beautiful coat of many colors.

YOSEF COLORFUL COAT

Yosef dreams about 12 bushels of wheat. Yosef 's bushel rises up and the other bushels bow down to it. When he repeats the dream to his brothers, he is laughed at and they ask him if he really believes that they will ever really bow down to him. His brothers hate him more because of the dream.
Yosef has another dream where the sun and moon and 11 stars are bowing down to him. When he repeats the dream his father scolds him saying, "Will I, your mother, and your brothers bow down to you?"

 YOSEF DREAMS