Passover Teacher Resources

Use these resources to teach about the historical significance of this Jewish holiday and to enjoy Passover activities. Passover begins on the 15th day of Nissan, the first month of the Jewish calendar. It usually takes place in April. Passover is a time to reflect on slavery, redemption, and the strong will of people to persevere: Passover celebrates when God freed the Jews from bondage in Egypt with the leadership of Moses. To commemorate the holiday, we have recipes for cooking kosher treats, printable instructions for making your own Seder plate, and information on the history of the holiday.

Themed Packets

Help students learn about important Passover cultural and religious traditions with these themed activity packets.

Passover Activities Themed Packet (Elementary)

Slideshows

Enhance your teaching strategies by viewing our slideshow resources and using them as an introduction about Passover for your students.

Printables

Teach your students about Passover with these printables. Includes learning about and making a Seder plate, and unscrambling vocabulary words and writing a paragraph about Passover.

Passover Art Activities

Incorporate art activities to extend students' learning by creating a decoupage glass Seder plate or a collage mural which celebrates freedom during Passover, and making the Afikomen for the meal.

Pillows with Pizzazz

Social Studies Activities

Use our Social Studies resources to enhance your teaching strategies and students' learning about Passover.

Jewish Holidays, 2015-2020

Jewish Cultural Resources

Our collection of Jewish Cultural Resources is a great resource to use to enhance students' learning about Jewish traditions and culture throughout history.