What is Passover?  In history, The Jewish people were slaves, and they wanted to be free.  After that, they were freedom from slavery. Passover is.

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What is Passover?  In history, The Jewish people were slaves, and they wanted to be free.  After that, they were freedom from slavery. Passover is the day that the Jewish people remember that.

Activities in Passover Passover is celebrated today in home. Jewish families eat a special meal called the Seder

Activities in Passover  What do the Jewish people do in Seder? Jewish people read the Passover story from the book called a haggadah. Jewish people read the Passover story from the book called a haggadah.  Haggadah means ‘to tell” and Jewish people tell the story to remind them that they are now a free people.

Activities in Passover  What do the Jewish people do in Seder? Then, They eat traditional and symbolic foods that remind them about their adversity. Then, They eat traditional and symbolic foods that remind them about their adversity.

Now, some pictures about foods of Passover

AAAAfter the seder, the Jewish people dip the vegetable. But why? Activities in Passover The vegetable is a sign of rebirth, and the salt water is the tears of the slaves The vegetable is a sign of rebirth, and the salt water is the tears of the slaves

The name Passover comes from when the Angel of Death passed over the homes of the Jews, because they had been forewarned, and had put lambs blood on their doors, so that death would spare their first born child. When the name Passover come from?

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