Passover Breakout Box for 4th-6th Grades
Liven up your lesson and/or Passover seder with these four puzzles, each based on a different Passover theme.
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This newly retooled Passover Breakout Box has been adapted here for classroom use. (The original five puzzle box, which was written for a group with mixed ages and abilities to be used at a Seder, is still available here). This version features four puzzles, each based on a different Passover theme. Solve each puzzle for the code to open a lock; each lock opened gets participants one step closer to solving this Passover box challenge!
This resources includes 8 free downloadable PDFs with puzzles and lesson plan materials.
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An exciting blend of Passover resources and Haggadah Supplements to help your students connect with the themes of Passover.
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