Passover through Jewish Languages of the World
The Jewish Language Project features Passover traditions through images, music, recipes, and an original haggadah!
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The spring liberation holiday of Passover (Pesach) offers a rich illustration of the linguistic diversity of the Jewish people. Wherever Jews have celebrated this holiday, they have incorporated songs, recitation, and/or conversation in their specific communal language(s). The Jewish Language Project features Passover traditions through images, music, recipes, and an original haggadah and haggadah supplement for you to bring these traditions to your seder.
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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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Fun educational activities to help people with disabilities learn and connect with the Jewish Holidays and traditions.
Enhance your Passover teaching with primary sources, maps, source sheets and the largest collection of Haggadot in the world.
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