Clips Library
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Chocolate, Child Labor and Fai
Includes several supplemental readings for the Haggadah, all focusing on the issue of trafficked and slave child labor in the cocoa fields of West Africa. Includes a reading ...Introductioncontributed by Ilana Schatz -
Pass Over
Pass overme Though there isno blood on my Doorpost though, infact, I am not home, but on thistrain, like You, in constant motion.Hoping to go unnoticed as I slide searching,not so much to smite, as to ...-- Exodus Storycontributed by maya bernstein -
Harry Potter and the Escape fr
These clips from the Harry Potter movies tell the ...-- Exodus Storycontributed by Robert Lefkowitz -
Harry Potter and the Escape fr
These clips from the Harry Potter movies tell the ...-- Exodus Storycontributed by Robert Lefkowitz -
Harry Potter and the Ten Plagu
What would a Seder be like without the Ten Plagues ...-- Ten Plaguescontributed by Robert Lefkowitz -
Harry Potter and the Four Ques
Harry Potter reads the Four Questions at your Sede ...-- Four Questionscontributed by Robert Lefkowitz -
Yachatz
Leader: Ha lachma anya — this is the bread of affliction, which our ancestors ate in the land of Egypt. Let all who are hungry come and eat; let all who are needy come and celebrate the Passover with us. ...Covercontributed by Spencer Ruskin -
Karpas
Leader: We come now to the first element of the Seder Plate: Karpas, the green vegetable.Reader: The Karpas is a symbol of the Spring. It represents the reawakening of life and reminds us that beneath the snow, the earth is n ...Karpascontributed by Spencer Ruskin -
Urchatz
Pass a pitcher, basin, and towl around the table. Rinse and dry your hands, saying:Let our telling pour forth like water, strengthening spirits, refreshing souls.Urchatzcontributed by Stephanie Friedman -
Introduction
Why is this night special than all other nights? Ma Nishtanah? That is the question that we are going to ask ourselves in the next hour.My first Passover experience was in 1991 when my grandparents started inviting us one week bef ...Introductioncontributed by Bet Shalom JCC
