Raising children in love and faith
Participating in a Passover seder is a very special part of Passover and I am so thrilled that my kids will be able to use their new DIY Simple Haggadah during our seders this year! Not only is the DIY Simple Haggadah a fabulous learning and review experience in and of itself, it’s also a …
I’ve been wanting to try a string art process for awhile so of course I was excited to incorporate it with a Passover craft in this Passover Seder Foods String Art! As with all process art, each attempt is different and unique. And with this one, my kids (thankfully) enjoyed the process! I’m also pleased …
I love creating different types of holiday murals each year to showcase the holiday and add extra learning and review for the kiddos so this year we created a Passover Story Mural to remind us of the different parts of the Passover story. Throughout the past month we’ve done many different activities that focused on …
If you also have a Passover seder tradition of giving kids plague bags during that section of the seder, these Think & Craft 10 Plague Bags might be a fun activity to try this year! This year I’ve been actively trying to incorporate a deeper consideration of the plagues themselves and the depth of their …
Make reading your favorite Passover books even more fun with our Passover Reading Bingo Challenge! For Hanukkah we made our first reading book bingo challenge and have now been doing it for every holiday since. It’s a fun and engaging way to review the symbols and important elements of a holiday and challenge the kids …
Today we gathered all our Passover books, then made our Passover Book Box and played our fun Passover Reading Bingo Challenge! We love books in general and find them so helpful to introduce or review a holiday. And then continue reading them throughout the holiday because they are so fun! Making a Passover Book Box …
Passover is early on the secular calendar this year but have no fear, we’ve got you covered with lots of fun, engaging, and meaningful crafts and activities all linked here on our Passover 2021 Round Up page! Passover starts on March 27th this year. This holiday commemorates the exodus of the Jews from slavery in …
Passover prep is in full swing at our house and our first, and favorite, activity was this 10 Plagues Passover Sticker Wall! The past few days we’ve been busy with a bunch of Passover 10 plagues activities to review that part of the Passover story. This 10 Plagues Passover Sticker Wall is easy to set …
Salt Dough Seder Plates for the win!! Our original idea was to make seder plates out of modeling clay but we don’t have any clay right now and as it’s not an essential item and it’s quarantine, we aren’t going outside the house to get it! The solution: make some salt dough, print out a …
Are Passover Plague Bags part of your family seder tradition? Once we reach the 10 Plague part of the Seder, it’s our family tradition to pass out Passover Plague Bags to all the kids who attend our Seder. As each plague is called out, the kids search in their bag for the item that represents …
