So, You'd Like to Know About ... Explaining Your Favorite Part of the Seder
Students select a section of the seder to research and present their insights on a Sefaria sheet.
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This online activity guides students of all ages through the steps to research a favorite section of the seder and to create a Sefaria sheet to present their ideas.
Students can use their sheet to enhance their family’s seder.
Looking for more great Passover materials? Sefaria’s learning department has gathered a collection of sheets, Seder on Sefaria, which can be used “as is” or adapted to your own learning environment.
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A collection of resources suitable for a variety of ages and learning environments.
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