Every year when families and friends gather together for the seder, they pass on the story of Passover and the Jewish peoples' escape to freedom. Here are ten books that talk about freedom in various forms.

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Use this printable to make your own paper hand puppets and scenery to act out parts of the Passover story.
 

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Remember when you were in the fourth grade and looked to “origami future tellers” for answers to life’s big questions? We’ve transformed them into Passover Question Catchers. Download and print the templates for your own Question Catchers below.

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Easy to make lunch ideas that travel well, taste great, and are chametz-free.

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This short version of the Passover story helps children understand the main themes and plot of Exodus.

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March is Women's History Month -- here are some fantastic PJ Library and PJ Our Way books featuring true stories of Jewish women leaders. 

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The old adage tells us that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Unfortunately, it's also one that many kids skip. If you're looking for a quick, convenient, undeniably tasty, breakfast trick that's also Kosher for Passover, look no further.

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Of all the holidays in the Jewish year, none is more fun for children than Purim. Kid-friendly Purim activities include baking hamantaschen, delivering mishloach manot, gift baskets, to friends and neighbors, dressing up in costume, and shaking a grogger.

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Everyone loves to eat those tasty triangular cookies on Purim, but they can be tough to make! Here are some super easy recipes as well as tips and tricks to get baking with your kids.

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The story behind Purim isn't exactly G-rated, but that doesn't mean you can't share it with your kids. By focusing on the big picture rather than the specific details, parents can help their young ones grasp the values of the Purim story.

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