Seder Bingo (pictured right) is one of our favorites! It will keep kids of all ages (5-95) engaged! Below are more quality hands-on Pesach activities. Toddler’s 10 Plague Puzzle – Designed to support storytelling during the Seder, it encourages conversation, curiosity, and engagement while helping little ones connect visually and hands-on with the themes of the […]
Bring some fun and excitement to your family's Passover seder table.Wind them up and watch these frogs flip.
How is this haggada different from all other haggadahs (besides not having a final “h”)? This innovative haggada turns you into a master story teller. Rather than placing commentary below the text, The Art of Amazement Haggada: Leader’s Edition embeds the midrashic details into the text. “Haggada” means “telling the story” and this haggada will empower […]
This gripping story unfolds in ancient Egypt, where a cruel abduction uproots an infant from his family and nation. As he matures, the boy's peaceful existence gets disrupted and he embarks on a journey of self-discovery. The riveting twists and turns of his personal quest coincide with one of the most important discoveries of humankind. […]
Every once in a while, a toy comes along that is so one of a kind, you can't believe your eyes, or your ears! Introducing: Buzz Magnets! They're dense oval-shaped magnets that, for some reason, behave quite oddly. For instance, when you toss them into the air, they pulsate off one another with a loud, […]
This may be the most important set of books in a Jewish home! Kitov explores the holidays, feasts and fast days of the Jewish calendar and explains their laws and customs. He also adds extremely interesting Midrashic commentaries and insights of great Jewish thinkers and spiritual leaders.This set makes a wonderful bar or bat mitzvah […]
Teach your toddler about the Jewish holiday of Pesach (Passover) with this bright and colorful Bracha Goetz word-and-picture board book. Children will learn basic vocabulary while becoming familiar with the objects and concepts that are unique to this special time of year. Goldy Says: “This series has pictures of babies and objects that go […]
As his nursery school class prepares for Passover, Noah is reluctant to take part in making and tasting charoset, the Passover food made of apples and nuts. A very Jewish book with a very human message. Goldy Says: "One of my favorites."
Sammy wants to help Josh find the afikomen but his mother reminds him, "Spiders don't celebrate Passover. Spiders spin webs." His first attempt yields some surprising results. In addition to the entertaining story and the Passover lesson, this book helps children think about and appreciate what it means to be Jewish. Goldy says: "Terrific colorful pictures […]
This book teaches a less familiar side of the Jewish holiday of Passover. Journey with a curious little mouse as he travels from a wheat field in the country to a big city factory where harvested wheat is baked into matzahs. Along the way, discover the importance of his role as observer or watcher of […]
