Pesach Links for Kids

INFORMATION PAGES

BJE:

Pesach
Pesach Customs
Pesach Prayers
Fast of the First Born
How Pesach is Observed
The Seder (includes the 15 steps of the Seder)
How to Prepare a Home for Pesach
Bedikat Chametz – the Search for Leaven
How to Host a Pesach Seder
How to Make Kneidlach (soup dumplings)
Pesach Stories & Songs

Akhlah: Passover

Chabad Kids:

The Big Clean
Chametz vs Matzah
The 6 Items on your Seder Plate
The 15 Seder Steps
Tell the Passover Story

Jewish Virtual Library: Passover

Judaism 101: Pesach: Passover

ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN

BJE:

10 Plagues of Egypt
A Mixed Up Seder
Getting Ready for Pesach
Mah Nistanah
Only for Pesach
Pesach Matching Terms
Pesach Preparations
Pesach Quiz
Pesach Seder Quiz
Preparing for Pesach
Steps of the Seder
Pesach Symbols
Ten Plagues of Egypt
The Pesach Story
What’s on the Seder Plate?
Who’s Who in the Pesach Story?

Asih Hatorah: Pesach Coloring Pages

Billy Bear 4 Kids: Passover

Chabad Kids:

Passover Games
Passover Crafts
Passover Songs (audio files to listen to)
Passover Videos for Kids
Passover Stories

Payments to BJE

Donations to BJE

Testimonials

Our son started year 5 at Moriah this year. I was a bit concerned when they decided to only have alef and bet streams for Ivrit this year and no gimmel, as this would be a big challenge for him coming into such an immersive environment.
But I have been pleasantly surprised when helping him with his Hebrew homework at how well beautifully he reads which has been helping him keep up.
Credit goes to all the great work that you do at BJE. What a great contribution make to our children's lives!
Jonathan Benjamin Parent - Clovelly Public School November 12, 2015

I came one week late so the depth of the first week can be compared to the kiddies rock pool in Bondi beach. From the moment I arrived everyone welcomed me and I felt at home even though I was in a country that was almost the geographical polar opposite of Australia.
I met so many new people and forged new friendship that I know will last a life time. The endless banter, inside jokes and outright ridiculousness that occurred made the trip that much more amazing.
Oliver Karras November 12, 2015

Since being a madrich I have only had the opportunity to take the older years or mainly year 11/12, so this year having the year 7/8 group was very different. Seeing year 7/8 in discussion was something I hadn’t seen before, I couldn’t believe how involved they were, it was truly amazing.
Their overall response to camp was that they found it amazing and wanted to know if we had more camps running throughout the year. Most of them didn’t come from a religious household so seeing a full Shabbat with shule service and dinner was pretty different for them, and I think those were the chanichim that enjoyed it the most.
All of the chanichim loved their madrichim and were sad to leave after having such an amazing time
Simon Spiro November 12, 2015

Recent Posts

Pesach Rocks at BJE

As well as classroom activities, students at selected schools enjoyed BJE’s Pesach Extravaganza of Pesach-themed activities in the days leading up to Pesach. Here are some happy memories of those experiences …

BJE Hits the Sweet Spot

Recently, the NSW Board of Jewish Education held its first High School social events for the year at Max Brenner outlets in the East and in the northern suburbs. Formerly known as Coffee Hour, Chocolate Fusion is a termly yearly meet-up which provides an opportunity for students from BJE-affiliated public schools in the East and northern suburbs […]

ZDVO soldier visits BJE

Last Sunday the New South Wales Board of Jewish Education HQ hosted a special breakfast during which 25 Emet Israel Programme 2016 students gathered to hear Israeli war veteran Dan Layani’s inspiring life story. The brave father of four, part of the Zahal Defence Veterans Organisation (ZDVO) – also known as Beit HaLochem Australia – […]

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