Beyond the Four Questions: Creating Fun and Meaningful Seders for Children
Ever wonder how to make the seder fun and meaningful for youth and children? Join Dr. Deborah Miller as she explores the rich educational structure of the seder while giving practical tips and advice on how to keep children ages 0 to 15 engaged in this powerful ritual. Take part in the conversation by adding your ideas and traditions in the comment box below.
Recommended Resources
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Passover Placemates, Images and Visual Resources:
Jgateways Passover Resources (Designed for special needs children, but fantastic for all!)
Recommended Board Books:
Recommended Book for Children Ages 4-8:
Only Nine Chairs: A Tall Tale for Passover
Additional Resources for Children in Elementary School
300 Ways to Ask the Four Questions
What Egyptian gods were the ten plagues by God attacking?
Parshat Va’eira: The Ancient Plagues of Egypt
Introduction to the Animated Haggadah
Recommended Haggadot
Company’s Coming: A Passover Lift-the-Flap Book
Why on This Night? A Passover Haggadah for Family Celebration
We Were Slaves: An Interactive Haggadah
Preparing for Passover:
Celebrating Lively Passover Seders
Music for Passover
Avadim Hayinu(Debbie Friedman)
How to Sing the Order of the Passover Seder
Passover Song with Rebbetzin Tap!
Parodies in English:
Shalom Sesame: Les Matzarables
Passover song, “Mission Immatzoble” by Mama Doni
Mama Doni’s PASSOVER SONG, “Rasta in Pasta”
Kadesh Urchatz Passover Song By: Breaking Down Mechitzas
Other Resources:
