Passover

Every year, Jewish families commemorate the freedom and exodus of the Israelites from Egypt with Passover seders. Here's how you can make the holiday meaningful and memorable, even when you can't be at the same table as your loved ones.

Matzah emojis? Seder bingo? Hail, yes! Read on for 11 super-fun, easy-to-pull-off ideas for upping your Passover game.

You don’t have to be Jewish to enjoy this Passover staple! We’ve built three sweet treats around the kid-friendly unleavened bread.  Made with only flour and water and baked quickly, this flatbread symbolizes humility. According to religious history, the Jewish nation relied on it—along with their faith in God—for sustenance as they traveled through the desert to the Promised Land.

Searching for new recipes that are kosher for Passover? Try these while you teach your kids the story of the holiday with a few cute crafts!

Your child will have fun making this tasty treat for Passover.

Get your kids involved in Passover by helping them make this envelope to hold the matzoh. It's sure to be the star of the holiday meal.