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הגדה של פסח / Pesach / Passover Haggadah Printable Overview: This Seder Night

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In lieu of a parsha overview this week (though I may still do one tomorrow), I decided to tackle the MOAN – the Mother of all Narratives, the Passover Haggadah.

It’s NOT a complete Haggadah, but just as I’ve tried to do with the weekly parsha, it provides a basic overview which you could read aloud and adapt for kids of various ages.  You could use it in a homeschool setting or with kids who aren’t learning this stuff in school – or even at the Seder itself.  As always, I hope it will be helpful to somebody.  If it IS, I’d love it if you left a comment here to say so.

There are many good Haggadah texts online.  I have copied and pasted the Hebrew sections of this overview from this online Haggadah.

  • You can download the whole thing (5 pages) from my Limudei Kodesh (Jewish Studies) printables page here. (scroll down to Yom Tov)
  • For more Pesach homeschool resources, at my site and around the Internet, check my 5771 Pesach Roundup here.
  • For General Studies printables, in English and Hebrew, click here.

For more information about Passover, especially if you are homeschooling, please visit my Pesach/Passover 5771 Resources Roundup page.  Bookmark it, because I’m always adding updates!

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  1. BatyaApril 06, 2011 10:57 AM

    Wonderful. I just heard 3 fantastic shiurim in Matan.

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  2. KathleenApril 07, 2011 12:01 PM

    I plan to use this during school while we're learning about Pesach.

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