Passover: The Seder Plate
£3.00
This resource is about the foods used during the Jewish Festival of Passover/Pesach at the Seder meal and their symbolic significance in Judaism. The resource contains:
1. Information on the different foods and their symbolic meanings.
2. Differentiated worksheets that involve filling a Seder plat
Additional information
| Resource type | Worksheet/Activity |
|---|---|
| Age range | Age 6-8, Age 9-13 |
Description
1. Information on the different foods and their symbolic meanings.
2. Differentiated worksheets that involve filling a Seder plate with the different foods. One worksheet involves cutting and pasting the foods onto the plate. The second worksheet involves labeling the Seder plate.
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This is a fully editable and informative 70-slide presentation on Passover. It focuses on:
Why Passover is celebrated and how it got its name – the ten plagues, the exodus of the Israelites from Egyptian captivity across the Red Sea led by Moses.
The Seder meal – the Seder plate and the symbolic significance of all the foods on the plate, other foods at the meal, including matzah, the four cups/glasses of wine and the extra wine goblet for the prophet Elijah.
The rituals followed at the Seder meal – breaking the matzah, reading from the Haggadah, the Seder cushion, the tradition of the youngest child asking four questions, the spilling of drops of wine onto the plate.
The presentation also contains hyperlinks to a short 4-minute animated version of the Israelites’ exodus from Egypt and a 4-minute pop/rap of the Seder meal which should appeal to teenagers.
A simple text version of this presentation, more appropriate for younger and SEN pupils, is also available:
