Award-winning educator and improviser Andrew Davies of The Bible Players brings Passover to life for grandchildren and families with games like “Pharaoh Says,” “Miriam’s Moves,” and “Maror (Bitter Herbs) Photo Booth.”...
This Passover, take action to strengthen your connection to the Jewish future — so your grandchildren inherit the legacy you cherish. ...
Passover begins on the evening of April 12, 2025. Once again, this night will truly be different from all other nights. Our updated "Ten-Minute Dayenu Seder" is designed for multi-generational family seders whether held in person, virtually or a combination of both....
Whether you’re hosting your family or are celebrating on Zoom or FaceTime from afar, JGN has gathered the best of our Passover resources in one convenient ULTIMATE PASSOVER ACTIVITY BUNDLE....
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New ways to joyfully celebrate Passover with your grandchild and family...
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Ways to boost teen grandchildren’s role in the seder...
Rich Sephardic traditions can spice up your family’s holiday celebrations....
Across time and geography, memory is how we Jews come to understand our past. The Torah elevates memory to mitzvah (commandment) status, for example, Remember the Sabbath day and Do not oppress strangers (remember we were once strangers in Egypt). Our tradition reminds us of...
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