Are you celebrating Passover with loved ones who weren’t raised Jewish? Here are some tips for welcoming guests at the seder and building new traditions with your family.

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For many Jews, both Sephardic and Ashkenazi, corn consumption during Passover is considered a safe bet. If you’re looking for another delicious bread alternative to enjoy after your box of matzah runs out, you can make these tortillas with your kids.

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Make sure you have everything necessary to host a memorable seder for the children in your life.

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The Golden Bell, by Tamar Sachs, combines the ancient history of Israel, a little archaeology, and Jewish values in a unique and sweet story.

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Are you excited to lead your first seder this year? Brush up on the songs included in a seder, or learn from scratch, with easy to read sheet music and audio samples created by Ilene Safyan.

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Are you eagerly awaiting the arrival of your PJ Library envelope? Here are the books going out to families this month:

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Oh no – did you already run through your matzah stash during your seder? You can still enjoy sandwiches during Passover. Here are ten creative bread-free sandwich ideas to try this Passover.

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As the seder ends, some families sing a silly song called “Chad Gadya,” which means, “one little goat” in Hebrew. Learn both the English and Hebrew versions plus a fun game that your family can play as you sing.

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“Why do we have two seders instead of one?” “Why do we have to eat matzah?” “Can I have some peanut butter with my matzah brei?” Find some kid-friendly answers to these questions and more in this post.

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If you’re looking to start a new tradition with your own family – try one of these family-friendly haggadot. There's even a downloadable haggadah in the list!

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