Musical Instrument: Ocarina Owl Mezuzah Copyright 1994 by Olde Springfield

Copyright 1994 by Olde Springfield Shoppe

Why do they use horses and buggies but agree to ride in other people’s cars

Each item is carefully identified and explained on a reproducible work sheet

God commanded Moses and the children of Israel to observe feasts and holy days as memorials to the great things that he had done in their lives

offering wisdom and insight that speak directly into their transitioning lives

Musical Instrument: Ocarina Owl Mezuzah Copyright 1994 by Olde SpringfieldWhen played, this ocarina sounds like an owl! The ocarina is a type of vessel flute. Ocarinas are different from whistles in that they have finger holes that allow them to make up to four different pitches. Ocarinas are used throughout the Andes, and have their origin in pre Colombian times. Ocarinas come in a variety of shapes and sizes. They are often used to imitate birds or to call livestock in the mountains. Ceramic Appearance will vary 2Wx3. 5H