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A guide to making a fun and engaging seder for kids

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The Passover seder is one of the most celebrated events in the Jewish calendar and every family's seder is unique and special to their family. If you're hosting a seder for the first time this year, or you're just looking to shake up your own celebration, check out the links below for some tips and ideas. For more, visit our everything Passover page.

Planning a Family Seder

5 Short & Sweet Kid-Friendly Haggadahs
We've compiled a list of some of our favorite DIY, digital, and age-appropriate haggadot.

Checklist: Setting the Seder Table via MyJewishLearning
Use this list to be sure that you have everything you need.

Making a Kid-Friendly Seder via Jewish Action
Have kids help with planning the seder to build excitement.

Surviving a Seder With Kids via kveller.com
You're going to need snacks. Really good snacks.
Getting Kids Involved During the Seder
10-Minute Passover Play via Haggadot.com
Use this ten-minute script as an all-ages alternative to the Maggid section of the Haggadah.

Acting It Out: An Awesome Kid-Friendly Seder Idea
Tips, scripts, and short plays to act out with your seder guests of all ages.

Hiding the Afikomen
Let's be serious, finding the afikomen is just as much fun for grownups as it is for children. Learn all the ins and outs of this Passover tradition with this blog post.

Printable Passover Question Catcher
Did you ever play with an origami "fortune teller" as a kid? This updated printable turns the old game into a way to kick start questions with children.

Printable Paper Passover Scene
Part the Red Sea with this easy, cube-puppet, printable.
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The Passover seder is one of the most celebrated events in the Jewish calendar and every family's seder is unique and special to their family. If you're hosting a seder for the first time this year, or you're just looking to shake up your own celebration, check out the links below for some tips and ideas.

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The Passover table already has salt water to symbolize our ancestors' tears, so PJ Library wants to help you avoid shedding actual ones when planning how to lead your own seder.

To make it as simple as possible, here's our Step-by-Step Seder video playlist. In each brief segment, the great Shira Kline shows you one of the fifteen steps of a seder. Follow along with the PJ Library Family Haggadah - which you can download for free - using this short, sweet cheat sheet.

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The Passover table already has salt water to symbolize our ancestors' tears, so PJ Library wants to help you avoid shedding actual ones when planning how to lead your own seder. To make it as simple as possible, here's our Step-by-Step Seder video playlist.

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Welcome to the Jewish Grandparents Network. Join our community of grandparents, family members and professionals to read real stories and submit your own.

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The Four Questions for Kids! Learn them this Passover

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Includes what each question means

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Ma Nishtana (The Four Questions) - Learn what they mean and how to sing them

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Replace wine with grape juice