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Passover Activities for Kids

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Passover Activities for Kids
Passover Activities for Kids

Updated March 16, 2020

Passover is almost here! We have created a list of some great activities for you do to with your children.

  • Matzah House - Take a few pieces of leftover matzah to build and decorate a matzah house. This a great activity to incorporate engineering and design principles. Other fun Kosher decorations such as nuts and dried fruits can be used to add some flair to the house. #STEAM 
     
  • Matzah S'mores - Whether you make your s’mores over a spring bonfire or in the microwave marshmallow s’mores are a sweet treat to make with your matzah.
     
  • 10 Plagues Finger Puppets - Act out the story of the Passover with 10 plagues finger puppets from Tori Avey. You can download the color printout or the coloring sheet version. 
     
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