Anyways, this Seder was really well done. It had a nice flow to it. And we ate a full meal in the middle of it. The girls were able to stay engaged and participate through out. They condensed it a little bit from the tradditional Jewish ceremony but tried to make it as integral and complete as possible. There wasn't any commentary or explaining of it, (which is what I experience in the past, it is great for learning, but makes it long and difficult for kids to sit through.). It was such a blessing to have such a multi-sensory experience and to share it with our kids.
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| Rory doing one of the readings. |
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| Rosie helping Daddy break the Matzah. |
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| Cecily and her good friend Amber hoisting their glasses for one of the toasts. Cecily thinks we should do this with our juice for now on! |
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| The Seder Plate from the head table. |
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| Ceremonial hand washing. |
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| Holly helping Cecily with her ceremonial hand washing. |
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| Daddy breaking off more Matzah. |
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| Rosemary raising the Matzah. |
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| Rosie hoisting her grape juice! |











