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Passover Activities  (Y, M)
Family Education offers Passover activity ideas for the whole family. The collection includes craft ideas, recipes, and quizzes.

Passover Games and Activities for Kids  (Y, M)
Chabad.org has a large collection of resources for children to celebrate and learn about Passover. The site contains kid-friendly guides to the holiday, stories, videos, recipes, games, coloring pages, crafts, and more.

The Jewish Museum Passover Collection  (M, O, T)
The Jewish Museum in New York is home to a large collection of Passover objects, artwork, and artifacts - some old, some new. You can view the collection online, and use the filter options to find objects that are accompanied by educator resources or audio and video.

Passover Explained  (M, O)
This Time article provides a brief background on the history, stories, and symbols of Passover.

Passover Lessons (Video)  (O)
PBS offers a series of video lessons for older students to learn about more in-depth topics surrounding Passover.

Passover Teacher Resources  (Y, M, T)
Teacher Vision's Passover Teacher Resources include workbooks, printables, slideshows, and activities.

Passover Holiday Information  (Y, M, O, T)
Holidays.net contains tons of fun facts and stories about Passover, as well as crafts, recipes, and other activity ideas.

Pesach Resources and Lesson Plans  (Y, M, O, T)
The Lookstein Center provides a collection of Passover educational resources. The site provides a brief overview of the holiday, a breakdown of vocabulary and symbolism, articles, podcasts, and lesson plans for all ages.

Prayers and Torah Readings for Pesach  (Y,M)
The NSW Board of Jewish Education has a prayer and reading list for each day of Passover.

Pesach Prayers Explained for Kids  (Y,M)
The Hallel, other prayers, Torah readings, and a video of the B'tzeit Yisra'el from the NSW Board of Jewish Education.

The Four Children of Passover: How to Engage Children and Teens in the Passover Seder  (T)
An article by the Jewish Family and Children's Services on how you can make your Seder appropriate for children at each stage of their growth.

Making a Seder for the Post-Millennial Generation  (T)
An article from Jewish Action by Steve Lipman offering Seder advice from teens, college students and educators familiar with the ways of Generation Z.

Passover Seder for Young Children (4-5 years)   (YT)
13 creative ways to engage younger children in the Passover Seder ritual. From Reform Judaism.

Passover for Kids  (Y,M)
A teacher's resource collection from Kosher4Passover that contains games, activities, and songs for kids.

Passover: Customs and Rituals  (Y,M,O,T)
Passover is the most popular Jewish holiday. The dinner celebration is called a seder. The Passover Seder is a meal with special foods, practices, and Scripture readings that commemorate the liberation from Egyptian slavery, in accordance with God's instructions (Lev. 23:1,4, Exod. 12:14,24-27).

Judaism 101: Pesach  (M,O,T)
Large site with extensive information on Passover. This encyclopedic article covers Pesach laws and customs, vocabulary, songs, recipes, and more.

Passover Lesson Plan  (M)
Passover unit lesson designed for 5th graders created by Rebecca N. Smith

Passover Meal Recipes  (T)
This site from Epicurious contains recipes for the Seder meal, including soup, fish, and dessert.

Passover - The Festival of Deliverance  (Y,M,O,T)
This large collection of articles and resources from HebrewforChristians.com contains everything you need to learn about Passover - from introductory information to theological articles for in-depth study.