One little goat, one little goat!!!CHAD GADYA (2) Aramaic Chad gadya, chad gadya.dizabin aba bitrei zuzei,chad gadya, chad gadya.Va'ata shunra, ve'achla legadyadizabin aba bitrei zuzei,chad gadya, chad gadya.Va'ata chalba, venashach leshunrade'achla legadyadizabin aba bitrei zuzei,chad gadya, chad gadya.Va'ata chutra,vehikah lechalba,denashach leshunrade'achla legadyadizabin aba bitrei zuzei,chad gadya, chad gadya.Va'ata nura,vesaraf lechutra,dehikah lechalba,denashach leshunrade'achla legadyadizabin aba bitrei zuzei,chad gadya, chad gadya.Va'ata maya,vekavah lenura,desaraf lechutra,dehikah lechalba,denashach leshunrade'achla legadyadizabin aba bitrei zuzei,chad gadya, chad gadya.Va'ata tora,veshatah lemaya,dekavah lenura,desaraf lechutra,dehikah lechalba,denashach leshunrade'achla legadyadizabin aba bitrei zuzei,chad...

Our favorite song!!!ECHAD MI YODEAWHO KNOWS ONEEchad mi yode'a Echad ani yode'a Echad Elokeinu shebashamaim uva'aretz. Shnaim mi yode'aShnaim ani yode'ashnei luchot habritechad elokeinu shebashamaim uva'aretz. Shlosha mi yode'a,Shlosha ani yode'a. Shlosha avot,shnei luchot habritechad elokeinu shebashamaim uva'aretz. Arba mi yode'aarba ani yode'aarba imahotShlosha avot,shnei luchot habritechad elokeinu shebashamaim uva'aretz. Chamisha, mi yode'aChamisha, ani yode'aChamisha chumshei toraharba imahotShlosha avot,shnei luchot habritechad elokeinu shebashamaim uva'aretz. Shisha, mi yode'a? Shisha, ani yode'aShisha, sidre mishnaChamisha chumshei toraharba imahotShlosha avot,shnei luchot habritechad elokeinu shebashamaim uva'aretz. ...

We have reach the end of the seder!!!We finish it of by singingLeshanah Haba'ah BeYerushali'im Habnuya!!!

We now recite the Hallel prayer with consists of:B'tzait YisraelAdonai Zachranu Yevarechand Hodu

This is the part where we say grace to God for giving us the food that we just ate.

Now the kids all go look for the afikoman. When the afikoman is found we will eat it as a dessert. It is obligated to eat one small piece of it.

LET'S EAT!!!

Now we wash our hands hands and say the blessing Al Netilat Yadiim.

So, why do we  have these random things on the seder plate?Each thing actually represents something.That disgusting bitter herb over there symbolizes the bitterness of the Jewish people.The shankbone symbolizes the strong arm of God that took us out of Egypt.The egg is the cirle of life.Probably the best tasting thing on the seder table which is the charoset represents the cement that the Israelites would havre to mush up by steppin in it.

We now tell the story of Passover. I made it very brief so we don't have to sit around whining about not getting food yet. At the end of the biblical book of Genesis, Joseph brings his family to Egypt. Over the following centuries, the descendants of Joseph's family (the Hebrews) become so numerous that when a new king comes to power he fears what might happen if the Hebrews decide to rise against the Egyptians. He decides that the best...

This is the part where we go and wash our hands, but without saying a blessing.

Now we get on to the part when we break the middle matzah into 2.The bigger piece is the afikomen and the smaller piece goes back into the middle spot of the matzah.

Karpas is where we take that little piece of green vegetable on the table and dip it into the salt water.Did you know that the karpas symbolizes how the Jews left Egypt in the spring?Also, the salt water represents the tears of the Jewish people in Egypt.

This is the part of the seder where we all go wash our hands BUT we do not say a blessing.

The meaning of Kadesh is actually "Recongnition of the Kiddush."This is the first out of four cups throughout the whole seder.