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Downloadable Passover Activity Placemat

Print this double sided and laminate (or cover in clear packaging tape) for a fun activity that will keep your children engaged during your Seder.

Tagged under: Passover, Ten Plagues, Seder Order

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Passover#Downloadable-Passover-Activity-Placemat

Ten Plagues

Symbols represent each of the ten plagues, with the name of the plague in English and in Hebrew transliteration.

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Passover#Ten-Plagues

Students gain familiarity with the ten plagues as they match the symbols representing each plague. To view only the plague symbols, click here. Use this activity to prepare a child for Passover, or during...

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Passover#Symbol-Match-Ten-Plagues

Listen King Pharaoh

No, no, no, he will not let us go!

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Passover/JEP-Haggadah#Listen-King-Pharaoh

Bat Mitzvah Service Program Guide

Producing a clear and simple service guide like this one, and including it in the program at a child's bar or bat mitzvah, can make the service inclusive of everyone in attendance. Whether intended for the...

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Bnei_Mitzvah#Bat-Mitzvah-Service-Program-Guide

Sequence Order of the Seder

In this activity, students match colored borders to sequence the order of the Seder. This activity is slightly more advanced than matching symbol to symbol, as the visual cues are less obvious. Simple...

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Passover#Sequence-Order-of-the-Seder

Symbol Match Order of the Seder

In this activity, students match symbol to symbol to sequence the order of the Seder. Simple picture symbols represent each step of the seder, with the name for each step presented in Hebrew transliteration...

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Passover#Symbol-Match-Order-of-the-Seder

Symbol Match Motzi Matzah

This activity helps to reinforce the blessing for the matzah. The blessing is broken into single words or small phrases (presented in picture symbols with Hebrew transliteration and English translation), and...

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Passover#Symbol-Match-Motzi-Matzah

Order of the Seder

Use this visual representation of the order of the Seder to teach about the Passover Seder, and make it available to all the children at your Seder. That way, even if they can't read the Hagaddah, they enjoy...

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Passover#Order-of-the-Seder

Chad Gadya (English)

The traditional Passover song written in English (except for the repeated line "Chad gadya, chad gadya") and presented with simple picture symbols.

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Passover#Chad-Gadya--English-

Chad Gadya

The traditional Passover song written in easy-to-follow Hebrew transliteration presented with simple picture symbols.

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Passover#Chad-Gadya

Echad Mi Yodea (English)

The traditional Passover song written in English and presented with simple picture symbols.

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Passover#Echad-Mi-Yodea--English-

Echad Mi Yodea

The traditional Passover song written in easy-to-follow Hebrew transliteration presented with simple picture symbols.

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Passover#Echad-Mi-Yodea

The Purim Story

Download Gateways' version of the Purim Story, written for young children. "This is Esther and her Uncle Mordechai. Esther and Mordechai are Jewish. They lived in a land called Persia many many years...

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Purim-Resources#The-Purim-Story

The Purim Story (simplified language)

Download Gateways' version of the Purim story, written for young children in simplified language. "Long ago, Esther and Mordechai lived in Persia. Esther and Mordechai were Jewish. King Achashverosh was king...

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Purim-Resources#The-Purim-Story--simplified-language-

How I Celebrate Purim (Complete the Sentence)

In this file folder activity, students complete sentences such as “I eat...” “I shake...” “I give...” with Purim Boardmaker symbols representing hamantaschen, graggers, shalach manot, and more....

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Purim-Resources#How-I-Celebrate-Purim--Complete-the-Sentence-

How to Put on a Tallit (Visual Instructions)

Step-by-step visual instructions remind students of the process for putting on a tallit. Written words acoompanied by photographs make this a useful and accessible tool to a wide range of learners....

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Bnei_Mitzvah#How-to-Put-on-a-Tallit--Visual-Instructions-

The First Bat Mitzvah in America

Read the story of Judith Kaplan, the first woman to have a Bat-Mitzvah in America! This story emphasizes themes of bravery and pride. It also highlights the differences between the first Bat-Mitzvah and...

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Bnei_Mitzvah#The-First-Bat-Mitzvah-in-America

Color Match Bat Mitzvah Girls File Folder Activity

A file folder activity just for girls! Match the Bat-Mitzvah girls based on the colors of their clothes, tallitot, and kippot! This activity is important because it exposes students to images of girls wearing...

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Bnei_Mitzvah#Color-Match-Bat-Mitzvah-Girls-File-Folder-Activity

Multiple Choice D'var Torah Guide

To help a student prepare for the D'var Torah at his/her bar/bat mitzvah, this simple multiple choice worksheet asks questions about different aspects of a child’s Judaism through visual representations....

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Bnei_Mitzvah#Multiple-Choice-D-var-Torah-Guide

D'var Torah Graphic Organizer

Graphic organizers allow learners to visually organize known information. This graphic organizer can be used to help a bar/bat mitzvah student write a d'var Torah. It prompts the student with questions...

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Bnei_Mitzvah#D-var-Torah-Graphic-Organizer

Fill in the Blank: How We Use Hanukkah Candles and Birthday Candles

A companion to our social story "Hanukkah Resources," this activity reinforces the differences between the candles we light on birthdays and the candles we light on Hanukkah. Bright colored symbols help...

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Hanukkah#Fill-in-the-Blank--How-We-Use-Hanukkah-Candles-and-Birthday-Candles

I Have A Little Dreidel

This song sheet displays the words to this childhood favorite in both written English and picture symbols.

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Hanukkah#I-Have-A-Little-Dreidel

Sevivon, Sov Sov Sov

This song sheet displays the words to the song "Sevivon, Sov Sov Sov" in both written Hebrew transliteration and picture symbols, so that all children can follow along.

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Hanukkah#Sevivon--Sov-Sov-Sov

Oh Hanukkah, Oh Hanukkah

This song sheet displays the words to the song "Oh Hanukkah, Oh Hanukkah" in both written English and picture symbols, so that all children can follow along.

https://jgateways.org/Resources/Hanukkah#Oh-Hanukkah--Oh-Hanukkah

Blowing the Shofar

This story explains what the shofar is and describes the different kinds of shofar blasts. This story is helpful for children who are anxious about going to temple because it lets them know what to expect. It...

https://jgateways.org/Resources/High-Holiday#Blowing-the-Shofar

People Say Have an Easy Fast on Yom Kippur

This story describes how people greet each other at temple and explains why people often greet each other with the phrase: "Have an easy fast." This story is useful for children who want to practice their...

https://jgateways.org/Resources/High-Holiday#People-Say-Have-an-Easy-Fast-on-Yom-Kippur

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