Pesach

If you like your Haggadah but you just want to add something new every now and then, the Dreskin family has lots of resources for you. They include additional readings, a Pesach funbook, and silly songs.  Read on for more!

If you like your Haggadah but you just want to add something new every now and then, the Dreskin family has lots of resources for you. They include:

1) Additional Readings. Across the years, the clergy have added passages to their seder that they feel have enriched the experiences deeply. They’re all collected in one file where perhaps you will find something to enrich your own seder.

2) Pesach Funbook! Some spice up their seder for the kids (and kids-at-heart) with “fun pages.” These include brain-teasers (at varying levels of difficulty) that have been re-“fitted” with Passover themes. You can place a few of them on the table during the seder (to occupy those whose attention just can’t manage an entire reading of the Haggadah). Or hand out a few during dinner (or dessert). Don’t forget pencils! And remember: Just a few pages will do it. Save some for future years!

3) Silly Songs for Pesach. So many tunes have had their lyrics rewritten for Passover. Good singing voices not at all required!

To download any or all of these, just click here. A ziesen Pesach!