This time of year, while many kids are dreaming of the Easter Bunny and dyeing eggs pastel colors, others are celebrating Passover. This Jewish holiday, which celebrates the freeing of the Jews from slavery in Egypt, lasts for eight days. Typically, Jewish families celebrate Passover with a Seder, which includes delicious foods, songs, and a reading of the Passover story.
Make a cardboard tube Moses. Have more than one kid? Let each one make his own version.
Create parchment commandments. This is fun AND educational.
Prefer more practical crafts? Make these Seder placemats.
Show off fresh flowers in a Passover vase you make with your kids.
4. Ready for some tasty Passover treats? Here's a few sure to please the whole family. Let your kids help you make them!
Chocolate-Covered Macaroons–Homemade, fresh and chocolate–Oh my!
Matzo Granola–Use your favorite dried fruit.
Dried Pineapple Flowers–They're pretty and yummy!