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Key Elements to Include in you
Key Elements to Include in your Telling of the Passover Story by Isaac Zones o Context: Joseph sold to slavery by brothers and heads to Egypt. Interprets Pha ...-- Exodus Storycontributed by Zvi Bellin -
Ten Ways to Bring Human Rights
Ten Ways to Bring Human Rights to Your Seder1. Place a tomato on your seder plate in solidarity with the Coalition of Immokalee Workers,agricultural workers who are eradicating sla ...Commentary / Readingscontributed by TAMAR FOX -
The 21 Jump Street
I call this exercise The 21 Jump Street. It's a reference to the card game that the characters play in the opening sequence of the show, but that's mostly me having fun. The title is less relevant than the exercise itself.Mat ...-- Exodus Storycontributed by David Wolkin -
Entering the Broken World
The Pesach story begins in a broken world, amidst slavery and oppression. The sound of the breaking of the matza sends us into that fractured existence, only to become whole again when we find the broken half, the afikoman, ...Yachatzcontributed by Mishael Zion -
Freeing Your Inner Pharaoh
Freeing Your Inner PharoahHow-t ...Introductioncontributed by jmcbrooklyn -
Modern-Day Slavery Art Project
The Anti-Slavery Seder Centerpiece (Grades 3-6): Religious School teachers can use the story of Passover to teach about modern manifestations of slavery and discuss the need for awareness. This age-appropriate activity, in ad ...Commentary / Readingscontributed by Religious Action Center -
skit for the telling of the Pa
Narrator 1: The story of Moses has been told and retold. It is a reminder to the Jewish people that once we were slaves in Egypt, but now we are free. Once, we were dow ...Commentary / Readingscontributed by Jessica Kirzner -
Slavery
Helping Children Understand Slavery -Tell a made-up story to the children geared to their age that will help them understand what a slave is. For example, for younger children, tell them about a father whose boss will not le ...Commentary / Readingscontributed by Rabbi Zoë Klein
