Passover, more than any other holiday of the year, calls for preparation – cleaning the home, preparing the meals, selecting a Haggadah, and putting together a creative and exciting seder that engages children and adults. We want to give you all the tools to you need to understand the seder rituals and to make a seder that your entire family will cherish.
In this two-part seminar, presented by Rabbi Neal Gold and first grade teacher Ali Butter, we will first study and understand the Haggadah – its structure, its history, and the varieties that exist in the Jewish world today. We will then focus on creative approaches to involving families, remembering that the original injunction for the seder stems from Torah verse: “Tell the story to your children.”
Event Location: Temple Shir Tikva
141 Boston Post Road, Wayland, Wayland, Massachusetts, 01778
141 Boston Post Rd
Wayland, MA 01778
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