This Pesach Seder guide was created for younger to mid-elementary Hebrew school students.
It walks students through the Seder in a clear, structured way, with simple explanations, fill-in-the-blanks, and engaging activities to help them follow along and understand what’s happening.
This guide works especially well as a model Seder companion, to help students take part in the seder experience.
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Answer Key:
Page 2: matzah, rise/leavened, haughty, middot, humble
Page 3: Egypt, rise, matzah, will hhelp us quickly
Page 4: wheat, water, dough, holes
Page 5: dough, 18
Page 6: chametz, pockets, bags, home, desk/locker
Page 7: night, 10, candle/flashlight, bag
Page 8: sell, Jewish, Pesach, chametz
Page 9: burn
Page 11: kedushah/holiness
Page 12: maror and chazeret, charoset, onion, bone, egg
Page 13: Kohen, Levi, Yisrael, vehotzeiti, vehitzalti, vegoalti, velokachti
Page 14: left, Egypt, free, wine, matzah
Page 16: Kiddush, Pesach
Page 17: water, brachah
Page 18: vegetable (onion/potato), tears
Page 19: bigger, smaller
Page 20: miracles, children
Page 22: Pharaoh, hand
Page 25: Egypt
Page 26: bread
Page 27: bread
Page 28: matzah
Page 29: apples/pears, nuts, wine
Page 30: matzah, maror, Hillel
Page 31: meal, egg
Page 32: end
Page 33: food, good
Page 34: Eliyahu Hanavi, protection
Page 35: praise, Egypt
Page 36: Jerusalem