A history project...need ideas like: making food, clothes, taking care of the children and elders, learning, what they would wear, contributions, etc. Any information of Jewish girls in the middle ages will make this project easier.
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Well I don't know specifics other than most teenage girls would already be married and starting to have children of their own. They got married really young back then. (Mary was supposedly 13 when she carried Jesus).
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if you are creative at all perhaps you could make her a scrapbook of things that you have done together (include pictures, movie stubs, concert tickets, plays that you have seen together, poems that you wrote for her, things that mean a lot to the both of you). Most girls would really appreciate the work and thought of a gift like that. If she is not that kind of girl, maybe an i pod or teddy bear with a gift certificate for a day at the spa, or to get her nails done.
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Girls LOVE planning parties.....happy 13th!  Get a piece of paper, write in the time from now until then, and fill in what you want to do during these times, and what it takes to do them...it's a snap!   Caterers?  Won't you have parental help?  This post makes me think of my daughter
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This website should give you more than enough ideas for your project http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada#History\n\nGood Luck!!!
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Broadway tickets are nice (along with a dinner out). Buy them a nice souvenir of NYC that isnt gaudy for them to display when they return home. A silver picture frame or a box of goumet foods and/or chocolates are other ideas.
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Hi, I'm so sorry but this is one subject that cannot be simplified, I've tried long and hard to find sites that can be directed for young people, alas to no avail, so here is what we have to work with.\n\nWebsites for Holocaust Education\n\nA comprehensive list of links for you to explore.\n\nhttp://www.cumbavac.org/Holocaust.htm\n\nThe Holocaust History Project is a free archive of documents, photographs, recordings, and essays regarding the Holocaust, including direct refutation of Holocaust-denial.\n\nhttp://www.holocaust-history.org/\n\nThe Jewish Holocaust 1933-1945\n\nhttp://facultystaff.vwc.edu/~dgraf/holocaus.htm\n\nOur site is not the only one on the World Wide Web dealing with the Holocaust.  Certainly an event of such tragic magnitude deserves as much coverage as possible from a wide variety of angles.  Here are some other sites that you can visit for more information.\n\nhttp://library.thinkquest.org/12663/ref.htm\n\nConcentration Camp Listing\n\nhttp://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Holocaust/cclist.html\n\nGood luck.
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I've done research on all three.  This sounds interesting but the details of the project are slightly vague.  What aspect are you covering precisely?  Demonology, Speaking of Tongues, Existence of God, diverse religions- there are so many topics.\nI can help you if you need especially since I'm not working right now because of my pregnancy- it would certainly give me something to do.  I'm definitely creative!\nE-mail me with more details since giving an answer here is \npretty limited.
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recipe swaps. I used to get people to bring their favorite recipe already made and have copies of it written down.\n\nIt adds some fun to the evening and everyone gets fed. \n\nAlso wine works well for creativity.
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put everything into english/spanish. that way they can learn english. and a game is a good idea to teach them about history. find out what games they like and go from there also a spanish speaking person will be helpful. i hope i helped good luck and God bless.
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How about a scrapbook or photo album showing their whole lives and their families?? \nIt is something I am sure they would love having, looking at and can show to their friends.\nLets face it after 60yrs of marriage what could they possibly need.
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It's not supposed to be about bringing the right gift, originally they brought live turkeys for goodness sake! If you can make a desert or something traditionally english take that! If not stick with the wine and tell them about asking what to bring on the internet, it's the thought that counts after all and you'll have a conversation starter!
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Thats a really neat idea in itself! What about making her a little gift basket with all of those girly things that we like...such as bath items, candles, and chocolate? Good Luck!
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Hi; I do appreciation baskets quite often.  I start with a pretty basket I find at Michaels/Hobby Lobby/or any Craft store; know your budget.  Fill with lotion, candles, gift certificate to dinner or movie, nice card telling how much that person means to you.  Add anything special that they collect ... I know our pastor's wife loves pretty journals and pens; anything personal that shows you "thought" about them -- that's the trick.  I recently did this and included the other ladies by having them "donate" to her -- like a money tree -- we gave her the money and it really blessed her.  Also, I had the ladies write down a blessing or special note of appreciation to her and included that in a beautiful china cup for her to read later.  I didn't just use one poem, I used a bunch of blessings -- a basket full of blessings.  Have fun!  She will be blessed just because you thought of her!
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One way that could help is \nchecking with them on a possible\n3 things they like  for ideas and than \nyou can decide on what you'd like\nto give.Ideas: Children today could always\nuse a good book to read, and the trend\nis gift cards for the teenagers. \nOr you could even do something that teachs\nthem about the community, go site seeing\nart, threatre, swimming or it could even be a \ndisposible camera so they can have a \nmemory to add to their photo album. \nIn the end it is what you'd like to give\nthat matters.  It is from you.
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Go to the National History Day website to get some ideas:\n\nhttp://www.nationalhistoryday.org\n\nRemember to keep the focus of your project narrow, i.e. don't try to do a project on the entire French Revolution, for example; focus one one aspect of your chosen subject which interests you.  My daughter learned that the hard way.
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yeah go to the holocaust museum or google holocaust ghettos there is a lot of stuff there. id tell you in detail, but i have 5 tests tomorrow and i dont want to stay up studying until 5 a.m. and wake up at 5:30 and take tests so take my advice and i hope that i was helpful
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have you tried doing a yahoo.com search on the subject. It is quite a common project so there will be plenty of information on the subject.