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Seder Plate- Shraga Simmons

by Meor Emory

MARROR & CHAZERET- These are the bitter herbs which symbolize the lot of the Hebrew slaves whose lives were embittered by the hard labor. Many people use horseradish for Marror and Romaine lettuce for Chazeret. Charoset reminds us of the hard Jewish labor performed with bricks and mortar. Charoset is a pasty mixture of nuts, dates, apples, wine and cinnamon. The Talmud says this serves as an "antiseptic" to dilute the harsh effects of the Marror. ZERO'AH- During the times of...

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-- Four Children

The Four Sons- A parents response

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The Four Sons- A parents response

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Maggid - Beginning

Reframing your experiences

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Pesach Parody- Taio Cruz Dynamite

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Blessing the Children

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Maggid - Beginning

Ha lachma- inviting guests to the Seder

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Helping the Poor: A Story Once just before Pesach someone arrived at the house of Rabbi Josef-Baer from Brisk, to ask a legal question: The Questioner: Teach me, Rabbi; can one say Kiddush on Pesach over four cups of milk? The Rabbi: Pray tell, are you perhaps ill? The Questioner: No! Thank God, I’m physically well, but (he added in a low voice) wine is a little expensive for me this year. The Rabbi to his wife, the Rebbetzin: Give that...

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-- Exodus Story

The Exodus told by Stars Wars

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The Exodus told by Stars Wars

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Tips for a great Seder

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-- Cup #2 & Dayenu

Dayenu- Seeing miracles in my life

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Dayenu- Seeing miracles in my life

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The Cup of Elijah

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-- Exodus Story

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Go and Learn...

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Welcome to Our Seder

by Valley Beth Shalom (VBS)

In every generation, we must see ourselves as if we personally were liberated from Egypt. We gather tonight to tell the ancient story of a people's liberation from Egyptian slavery. This is the story of our origins as a people. It is from these events that we gain our ethics, our vision of history, our dreams for the future. We gather tonight, as two hundred generations of Jewish families have before us, to retell the timeless tale. Yet our tradition requires...

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-- Exodus Story

Exodus story in LEGO

by Ariel Irwin

Exodus story in LEGO

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-- Four Children

the 4 babies

by Whitney Barnard

the 4 babies

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-- Exodus Story

Slavery

by Hallel

Slavery

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All Green With Life

by heidi aycock

When we bless the green parsley and dip it in the salty water, we remember the spring, and we remember the long, sad years of our slavery.When we left Egypt,we bloomed and sprouted,and songs dripped from our tongueslike shimmering threads of nectar.All green with life we grew,who had been buried,under toil and sorrow,dense as bricks.All green in the desert we grew,casting seeds at a promise.All green we grew.

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Passover according to Lego

by Mark Belinsky

Passover according to Lego

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-- Exodus Story

Maggid: The Story of the Turtles

by Sara Shapiro Plevan

Remember the days of old:consider the years of many generations (Deut. 32:7) Every year, hundreds of giant sea turtles swim hundreds of miles from their homes near Brazil to a tiny island in the Atlantic Ocean in order to find their mates. For years, scientists tried to understand how the turtles could find their way every time, from so far away. It was a tiny island, and even airplanes sometimes had trouble finding it. What do you think it was?? Once...

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-- Exodus Story

Hearing Suffering

by Rebecca Sauer

Kafka once wrote in his journal: "You can hold yourself back from the sufferings of the world. That is something you are free to do and it accords with your nature. But perhaps this very holding back is the one suffering you could avoid." The "you" that Kafka is addressing might be himself, or it might be each of us. But it also could be -- and here's the stunner -- the God of Exodus Himself. It accords with His nature,...

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The First Cup

by Talya Finke

“If to be free is the most important goal of all, then to help someone else to be or become free must be the most sublime and rewarding of human endeavours” Eli Wiesel This year I want us as Habonim Dror to allow for the wine to represent four different freedoms we are working towards in the world 1. Freedom from government-led oppression 2. Freedom from pressure to conform to societal norms 3. Freedom from patriarchal society 4. Freedom from indifference...

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Where's Wa- ... the Afikomen?

by Jackie Maris

Where's Wa- ... the Afikomen?

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