Contributor
Sara Smith, a Los Angeles native, recently returned to her hometown after spending five years in Boston. She currently teaches Judaic Studies at a number of different Jewish day schools throughout the West Los Angeles area. When she is not preparing lesson plans or doing outreach for Haggadot.com, Sara loves to sing, travel, play squash, and just relax. Sara has her BA from Brandeis University in Near Eastern and Judaic Studies, as well as a Masters of Arts in Teaching from Brandeis.
Clips
- Four Questions in French
- Four Questions in Italian
- Traditional Matzah Blessing (transliteration)
- The Answers
- Second Cup of Wine
- Maggid - Part 1
- Hallel
- PSALM CXIII
- PSALM CXIV
- Counting the Omer (transliteration)
- Eating the Afikoman
- U’vchain vay’hi bacheitzi halailah (transliteration)
- Hatikva (transliteration)
- Birkat Yeladim (transliteration)
- Nirtzah
- Second Cup of Wine (Translation)
- Avadim Hayinu (Transliteration)
- Seder of Our Sages (Transliteration)
- The Story (Transliteration)
- V'hi She'amda (Translation)
- The Story (Translation)
- 10 Plagues (Transliteration)
- Go and Learn (Transliteration)
- Plagues Explained (Transliteration)
- Dayeinu Part II (Transliteration)
- Obligations of the Holiday- Pesach, Matzah, Marror (Transliteration)
- In Every Generation (Translation)
- Hallel in Maggid (Transliteration)
- In Every Generation (Transliteration)
- Traditional Elijah (Translation)
- Traditional Hallel (Hebrew)
- Hallel in Maggid (Hebrew)
- Obligations of the Holiday- Pesach, Matzah, Marror (Hebrew)
- Blessing the Children (Hebrew)
- Go and Learn (Heberw)
- Seder of Our Sages (Hebrew)
- B'chol Dor Vador- My Journey out of Egypt
- Marror-- Middle Eastern Recipe
- Ten Plagues (sephardi)
- Maggid in Egypt (sephardi)
- Hard Boiled Egg in Egypt
- Ki Lo Naeh (transliteration)
- Echad Mi Yodeah (transliteration)
- Avadim Hayinu (Translation)
- Four Sons (Transliteration)
- 10 Plagues (Translation)
- Seder of Our Sages (Translation)
- Dayeinu (Translation)
- Hallel in Maggid (Translation)
- Second Cup of Wine (Transliteration)
- Go and Learn (Translation)
- Second Cup of Wine (Hebrew)
- Traditional Nirtzah (translation)
- Traditional Hallel (transliteration)
- Traditional Barech (transliteration)
- Traditional Barech (translation)
- Four Questions (sephardi)
- Four Questions in Ladino
- Ha Lachma (Transliteration)
- Ha Lachma (Hebrew)
- Traditional Ha Lachma (Translation)
- Four Sons (Hebrew)
- Avadim Hayinu (Hebrew)
- V'hi She'amda (Hebrew)
- V'hi She'amda (Transliteration)
- Plagues Explained (Hebrew)
- The Story (Hebrew)
- In Every Generation (Hebrew)
- 10 Plagues (Hebrew)
- Traditional Third Cup of Wine (Hebrew)
- Traditional Elijah (transliteration)
- Traditional Fourth Cup of Wine (translation)
- Counting the Omer (Hebrew)
- Plagues Explained (Translation)
- The Four Questions
- Traditional 4 Sons (Translation)
- Dayenu
- Dayeinu Part II (Translation)
- Dayeinu Part II (Hebrew)
- Words on Cover
- Dayeinu (Transliteration)
- Traditional 4th Cup of Wine (Hebrew)
- Traditional Korech (transliteration)
- Traditional Fourth Cup of Wine (transliteration)
- Obligations of the Holiday- Pesach, Matzah, Marror (Translation)
- Korech Instructions
- Traditional Hallel (translation)
- Ma Nishtana (Transliteration)
- Traditional Motzti Blessing (Hebrew)
- Nirtzah (Hebrew)
- Four Questions in Spanish
- Traditional Motzti Blessing (transliteration)
- Traditional Elijah (Hebrew)
- Traditional Nirtzah (transliteration)
- Words on Cover
- Dayeinu (Hebrew)
- Words on Cover
- Traditional Karpas Blessing (transliteration)
- Traditional Rachtzah Blessing (transliteration)
- Traditional Rachtzah Blessing (Hebrew)
- Traditional Matzah Blessing (Hebrew)
- Traditional Maror Blessing (Hebrew)
- Traditional Maror Blessing (transliteration)
- Traditional Barech (Hebrew)
- Chad Gadya (transliteration)
- Adir Hu (transliteration)
- Ma Nishtana (Hebrew)
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