I’m hoping you’re now giveaway’d out, because I have a few more goodies up my sleeve this week. Since Pesach is looming ever nearer, this week’s giveaways are going to be FLASH GIVEAWAYS, with just 48 hours to enter to win!
One lucky KOAB winner will win this Kosher for Passover prize pack from five different merchants represented at the 2011 KosherFest.
A signed copy of Levana Kirschenbaum’s newly released cookbook, Whole Food Kosher. It looks wonderful – and it’s coming to you just in time for Passover! ($28 value)
A 36-piece set of Kosher Keepers food storage containers – perfect for all your Pesach left-overs! ($18 value)
A handy-dandy matzah crumber from Davida’s Aprons – So useful for sweeping up all those pesky matzah crumbs ($12 value)
Matzah-patterned Oven Mitt and Pot Holder from The Kosher Cook – cute! ($8.50 value)
Sweet Goodies Gluen-Fre Sour Belts from Kedem – I have a real weak spot for sour gummies, so I couldn’t resist sharing a few packagea with the winner of this giveaway! ($3.50 value)
Total Prize Package Value: $70
To enter this fun Kosher for Passover KosherFest Giveaway, please leave a comment on this post telling me your favorite part of the Passover Seder. Completing this entry is mandatory to enter the giveaway.
For a second entry, follow Kosher on a Budget on Pinterest and then come back and leave a separate comment that you have done so. If you’re already following KOAB on Pinterest – YAY! Just leave a comment to that effect.
This givewaway will be open until noon CST on Wednesday, March 28. The winner will be notified later in the day!
Good luck!
Non-Disclaimer: While I attended Kosherfest 2011, I paid my own way and was not comped by any of these vendors to share this giveaway.
Our favorite part of the seder is definitely the props. My four year old asked me last night if we were again going to have jumping frogs; I can’t believe she actually remembers them from last year! I think I need to check that we’ve got everything “in stock” since every year we lose a few locusts or pingpong balls.
My favorite part is family and friends.
that first bite of fresh thin handmade matzah
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I’m the first comment..that never happens! I like the Dayenus.
By the time I looked up how to spell Dayenu I was no longer first! Oh, well.
LOL! You’re good 🙂 I’ll give you honorary first!
Shepping nachas from my kids singing the ma nishtana in yiddish.
I love the kids reading the questions!
My favorite part of the seder is the kids getting excited and participating!
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I like taking out the plague sets that we have for the kids (and adults).
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These days my favorite part of the seder is hearing my (almost) 7 year old ask the Four Questions (not sure if it’s more mommy-pride or relief that after almost 30 years I no longer have to do it!) 🙂
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my favorite part is shulchan aruch! im starving at that point 🙂
My favorite part is mah nishtana. As a kid, for the obvious, but now as a mother I get to watch my kids do something at the seder all on their own and watch with pride at how proud they are of themselves for contributing to the Seder and feeling so important!
Favorite part of the seder – when my kids sit mesmerized as my husband tells them all about the makkos (using Medrashim).
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i think my favorite part of the seder is having fun with the kids. seeing their joy when we play games and sing. thats what the seder is supposed to be all about so it a win-win for me. i also love when everyone sings nirtzah together and dancing l’shana haba b’yerushalayim!
My favorite part of the Seder is having the whole crazy family (except for my brother, sister in law and niece 🙁 ) together. We usually haven’t all come together since Purim, so we start the Seder off with a loud round of arguments about who sits where (no not just for the kids), who has to open all of the wine bottles (me), and just how quickly we can finish Kiddush so we can have the first glass!
My favorite part is the food that is specially reserved for this time of year. My family has some favorites, like fudgy, flourless brownies that they ask for all year long, but I tell them no, they’re reserved only for Pesach. They also know, to their chagrin, that they’ll only get matzah brie on Pesach and Chanukah (for the oil). It makes these times of year very special and we all look forward to them!
My favorite part is the blessing of Bibhilu as done in the morocccan tradition 🙂
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my favorite part is the Mah Nishtana. As a kid, for the obvious. as a mother, i get to watch my kids do something at the seder all on their own and watch with pride at how proud they are of themselves for contributing to the Seder and feeling so important!
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My favorite part is hearing all the kids say the ma nishtana!
My favorite part of the seder has always been the singing. Love it!
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I like getting together with family and all the yummy foods!
my favorite part is at the end of the seder my husband leads the whole family in an arabic version of “one is hashem” that they used to sing in egypt!
my fave part of the seder is watching the kids do the 10 plagues…
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My favorite part is listening to the kids share all the great things they learned in school!
I love when we all sing Shinyim (Hallel). My father-in-law was a Chazen and we sing most of the Hagaddah. Also, by the time my sons get to Chad Gadya they are bombed and just halarious!
My favorite part of the seder is finding the Afikoman.
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My favorite part is when my kids retell the story of Pesach.
Echad Mi Yodeah… always loved that song! Can’t wait until my daughter is old enough to learn it!
Chad Gadya. We sound the animals as we say them!
My favorite part is Shulchan Orech!
My favorite part of the seder is eating the Hillel sandwich (and then having seconds).
My favorite part of the seder is being thankful for deliverance and saying “Next year in Jerusalem!” May it be!
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My favorite part is when the kids ask the four questions.
My favorite part of the Seder is watching my children taking part!
Mah Nishtanah
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My (now adult) offspring searching for the afikomen. They have always tried to watch my husband the whole seder, which never works, and it still takes them forever to find it. My “baby” is 28. My husband is so good that the rest of us are almost asleep by the time they find it?
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My favorite part used to be finding the afikoman, but now it is hiding it for my daughter to find
Our favorite part is the end when we sing all the songs… that is if we’re still awake by then!
Since I became a parent my favorite part has become the kids’ involvement. They are so excited to share their knowledge!
My favorite part of the seder is when my uncle would take the bag with the afikomen and put it over his shoulder and say”…this is the bread of affliction….”(I attached a beautiful golden braid to it so the act of putting the bag over his shoulder holding on to the braid would appear “heavy”). This will be the first Pesach without him; he passed away two weeks ago and will be sorely missed. But whomever takes the afikomen bag at the begining of our seder; just the act of doing it will still be my favorite part.
Happy Passover everyone!!!
favorite part is for sure eating the afikoman!
I love having my family together with each one cooking their specialty: date haroset, brownies, potato kugel, apple haroset and other exotic random desserts.
The traditional dipping the strawberries into the cream.
My favorite part of the Seder is the symbolism – watching my kids learning the story as if they, too, were in Egypt and at Sinai!
Passover and Succot are my favorite holidays. I plan for both holidays all year round. Family and friends join us and I have kept a special book of guests and menus for 15 years. We encourage questions and discussions.
My favorite part is the experiences and memories we create together.
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I love the first bite of matzah!!!
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My favorite part is hearing my little cousins to the four questions – and eating my mother’s matzoh ball soup!
Charoset!
I love seeing my kids learn more abt the Seder each year…their participation is my favorite part! 🙂
Seeing all the seder table art projects that the kids and their cousins made, and how proud they are of their handywork!!
Singing! I’m also enjoying my younger one’s curiosity and interest. She is a 6yr old 2nd day pesach baby, so maybe it makes sense!
My favorite part of Passover is eating the matzah and 4 glasses in a timed fashion, not because I personally enjoy it, but because it is absolutely hilarious watching the variety of approaches to and expressions of performing this mitzvah!
love spending time with family!
Love the charoset my mom makes. Been following your blog– very inspiring. Thank you!
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Okay, this is going to sound silly, but I like yelling “POUR OUT YOUR WRATH” when we open the door for Eliyahu HaNavi. On a more serious note, I love the Halachma Anya paragraph. To me, it really sets the stage for the evening.
My favourite part is realizing the cleaning is DONE and we can start to bring out all the special Pesach boxes!
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My favorite part of the seder is when my kids say the Ma Nishtana in different languages. I schep a lot of nachas from them!
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I love how no matter how long the night drags on, we’re all energized at the end when we sing “l’shana haba b’yerushalayim.” And I also just love the tune we use for chasal siddur pesach.
The look of excitement on my sons’ faces!
I love my children asking the 4 questions.
Favart of Seder is sitting down at beginning and seeing the table set, the kiddush cups, Seder plates..the hard work to prepare seems worth it!
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MY fav part of pesach is when my family gets up to the 4th cup and the pronunciations of the words in the haggadah evolve 🙂
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My favorite part of the Seder is when the kids where little and we opened the door for Eliyahu the would coming running back to the table to see if he drank any wine. Everytime they swore he did and that he came in and visited us. They fought every year to open the door.
The other part were the critic of the matzah balls if they were too soft or they were “sinker”…one loved soft the other sinkers so every year I alternated and still they fought overy which was the best!
We all had a wonderful time! Love Passover
Seeing the kids get involved and excited with questions!
It’s that “ahhh” moment when we all sit down in our yontif clothes to a beautiful table. The rest of it is good, too–but that’s my very favorite.
My favorite part of the Pesach seder is the hand-washing (netilat yadayim). It reminds me of how my Turkish grandmother Corina zt”l used to walk around the table washing all of our hands one by one at her seder. She insisted on doing this even as an elderly woman – such an eishet chayil! Now, the seders I go to entail everyone getting up to wash their hands at the kitchen sink…but G-d willing, one day I’ll re-invoke my beloved grandmother’s tradition at my own Pesach seder!
You brought back so many memories to me of my family sedarim. My aunt would walk around the table with a towel draped over her arm and pour water over everyone’s hands. I married an Ashkenazi Jew, and now the sedarim are more his tradition. But I miss the netilat yadayim of my childhood sedarim. To me, getting up and going to the sink is just not the same.
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My favorite part of the seder is watching/listening to my preschool age children share what they learned in school.
my favorite part of the seder is spending time with family
My fave part this year will be finally involving the kiddies in the Seder. As opposed to most years where their involvement has been meltdowns and bedtime.
Its hard to pick a favorie. I really love how my husband leads our seder. Now that most of my kids are older I really love nirtzah. We’re all so tired but we still all sing together and it really makes me realize how blessed I am! Thanks for your great blog!
the best aspect of the chag is having family together.
singing the songs and now that I’m married watching my husband lead the seder.
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Shulchan Oreich! I’m usually famished by that pt 🙂
Magid, when we are with my family for the sedarim.
My favorite part of the seder is Dayenu; my husband is Persian so they take scallions and hit each other. It becomes quite a scene.
Had Gadya!
I love Hallel and all the singing!
My favorite part of seder is Dayenu!
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I love that my vibrant 92 year old father and 87 year old mother will be joining my sister and her family and my family in Ohio for yom tov. This is such a family holiday and I love when as much of the family as possible wil be together.
I love all the spirited singing during Nirtzah.
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My favorite moment takes me back to my childhood, it’s when we sing Chad Gad Yah. When I was a kid growing up, my mother would get impatient knowing that there was a sink full of dishes to get to, that she would begin clearing the table, meanwhile, my dad was leading the singing. I kept going back and forth clearing the table, singing as I was doing it.
Then came the cat that bit the dog that my father bought for 2 zuzzim – ha gad yah ah ah Ha gad ya! And Echad Mi yodayah as fast as we can 🙂
First bite of Matza!
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the climax of eating the matza after discussing yetzias mitrayim!
and singing Hashem’s praises during Hallel with my family, life doesn’t get much better than that 🙂
As a kid, I loved waiting for Elijah and looking for his “missing” wine. As an adult, after I realized that was just Uncle Joe 😉 I really love the foods, good soup, good brisket, and lingering at the table, not worrying about tomorrow. Dishes can always wait.
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Isn’t ma nishtana everyone’s favorite part- the kids are always so excited for it!
Love eating the matzah, after the buildup of the whole maggid!
My favourite part of the seder is the singing during hallel. My in-laws have really fun and unique tunes for basically everything, and it’s so much fun to sing through the end(especially after HOW many cups of wine?!)
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Favorite Part? That’s like asking who’s the favorite child. I like when we mix up our sandwich towards the end of the seder and every finds out if this years horseradish is hot or not. I also enjoy our family’s participation in Hadgadyah…
shulchan aruch – i am hungry!
Spending time with family and friends
My favorite part of Passover is knowing I can make the chopped liver just like my mother in law, Helen, z”l taught me”
My favorite part will be listening to my son do the four questions for the first time this year by himself!
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The four sons!
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hearing my kids recite the ma nishtana
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The singing at the end (nirtzah). The whiny, tired kids are sleeping, and everyone left has a second wind. Beautiful!
My kidlets’ awesome questions and enthusiasm. Such a privilege to be a link in the chain of the oral tradition – the mesorah!
My favorite part is when our whole family gets into a heated discussion.
My favorite part of the seder is Mah Nishtana!
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My favorite part of the seder is getting together with our extended family and then watching the children get really involved with the seder.
So far we have gone to other families for seder and I love watching how interested the children are and the kinds of questions they ask.
Karpas. I really like radishes dipped in salt water!
My favorite part is when we take out all the toys fir the 10 makos……and all the naches i get from my kids . I gurss i have a few faves….lol
My favorite part is when we take out all the toys fir the 10 makos……and all the naches i get from my kids . I guess i have a few faves….lol
favorite part is kids opening door for eliyahu and watching him ‘drink’.
My favorite part is finally sitting down and getting started after all that HARD work.
Our favorite part is when we do the afghani tradition of hitting each other with scallions when we read about the slaves. You have to make it fun for the kids!
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my favorite part of the seder is two fold, sorry i cannot say just one. the ten plagues in general is lots of fun with the kids because each one is always a live surprise of action and wakes everyone up and excited . but i also enjoy hearing the kids read, sing and share what they have learned in school. they work so hard and it is special to have this piece as well. chag sameach
Singing songs!
My favorite part is going to sleep at the end usually… this year the whole family is together for the first time. Grandchildren, siblings from israel etc. I can’t wait!
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My favorite part of the Seder is sitting down with my kids and hearing all they have learned in school, and how much more they know from the year before.
My favorite part of the seder is reading the Pesach story my now 10 y.o. created with his class when they were in preschool.
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My favorite part of the seder is just being with family! It’s also a plus that since my son started school last year, I no longer have to read mah nishtanah!
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What I love most about seder is creativity! Last year we had chocolate frogs with marshmallow insides and this year Zelda’s also had chocolate-marshmallow filled locusts… totally cool!!!
We have a lot of fun at our seder, but in order to get the kids to ask many questions, we throw mini marshmallow. It can get quite exciting!
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My favorite part of the seder is when we have a song/poem we read very fast without breathing.
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Spending quality time with family and the 4 sons.
My favorite part of the seder is when my husband tries to sing Dayenu in one breath! It’s a family tradition and the kids love it!
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I can’t wait for my 2 yo and 4yo DDs to sing Mah Nishtanah–they’ve been practicing for months!
my favorite part is all of it. but especially when myhusband and son say shir hashirim at the very end! it is surreal to be doing the dishes to such sweet music and words
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My favorite part of Pesach is the smell of matza ball soup on the stove while saying magid. Y-u-u-m!
I also love Hallel, but I especially love the part of the haggadah when it talks about the fact that it was Hashem Himself, not an angel, who took us out of Egypt. It always gives me goosebumps 🙂
I love the recitation of Hey Lachma Anya.
My favorite part of Pesach is researching new recipes to try with my husband and listening to my children singing Pesach songs in the weeks leading up to and then at the seder. For at least a week before, the little ones always come back to “frogs here, frogs there, frogs are hopping everywhere”.
My favourite part is the discussion we have throughout the haggadah on different things we’ve learned that pertain to parts of the seder or elaborating on what we’re reading or doing.
Second favourite would be a family tradition of reciting a particular poem at Nirtzah.
Chad gadya with sound effects is my favorite.
My favorite part is when my mom, who doesn’t speak Hebrew, sings Dayenu!!!
Best part of the seder growing up was getting to ask all my questions from school & deliver the brilliant prepared answers too! Now I get to enjoy my kids asking the questions & competing for the afikoman… I must admit the chicken soup w/matzah ball after maggid is a big highlight too 🙂
Definitely the matza balls!
My favorite part is the Charoset…oh and the wine of course! 🙂
My favorite is watching my son and niece with the “bag of plagues”…for some reason, everyone loves the cute fuzzy ‘blood’! :0)
We throw marshmallows when someone asks a question. This encourages the kids to ask
My favorite part of the seder (If I can stay awake) is Chad Gadya – we act the whole thing out with sound effects.
The family together around a beautiful table. The songs at the end. Chad Gadyah, L’shanah HaBaah BeYerushalayim…and all the special foods.
That everybody is home!!
The wine!
My favorite part of the seder is Ma Nishtanah.
My Favorite part is Mah Nishtanah and eating the bite of Matzah
Having all of my kids at home by the yomtov table.
Watching the kids faces when they come back to the table after opening the door and seeing that Eliahu “drank” the wine!
Hillel sandwich!
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I’m looking forward to bringing my family traditions to our own seder as well as new ones, especially for Maggid.
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My favorite part is dipping the bitter herbs in saltwater….don’t know why!
My favorite part of the seder is opening the door for Eliyahu Hanavi.
I love to see how much my son has learned about Pesach, the seder and the Exodus form Egypt. I love to see all the arts and crafts he has brought home from school and watch him use them throughout the seder. He gets so excited, it is so real and tangeable for him, that makes me excited too!
LOVE telling the kids how we once were slaves. No really, I was a slave! You have to be so “in the moment”
My favorite part is eating all the wonderful foods that I’ve prepared with my mom (or friends if we don’t go home). I just love the warmth around the table from it.
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Favorite part of the Seder? Dessert! My work is mostly done, I can enjoy the company of friends and family, and when that is over, we’ve still got great singing to do!
It used to be the food, but now its my kids singing mah nashtana!
One of favorite parts of the Seder is when everyone (well almost 🙂 gets a second wind to sing the songs at the end of the Haggadah
I love dessert 🙂 it’s a great chance to relax with our family and friends who are guests. And then we have more of the seder to look forward to – but without the hassle of having to get up and serve more food!
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The “dam” trick where we turn water to blood… the kids still haven’t figured it out! Thanks for doing this!
Opening the door for Eliyahu
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I LOVE the meal part of the seder 🙂
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What a wonderful giveaway! I love all of the Passover items. While it is alot of work and costly – I still love Pesach and getting ready for it. My favorite part of the seder is the meal, especially when shared with family and friends.
Our favorite part of the Seder is when the kids sing the ma nishtana in their sweet voices.
maror! charoses and romain … yumm!!!
Gotta say my favorite part of the seder is motzei matzah! I know were getting somewhere and were about halfway through 😉
Love how excited my older son gets for the entire seder. It puts all the preparations and work into perspective!
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I love eating charoset at the seder! Yum!
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I think one of my favorite parts of the seder is the end when everyone (almost 🙂 gets a second wind and sings all the Nirtza songs with renewed energy (Like chad gadya and Echad Mi Yodea)
My favorite part of the Seder is the singing
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My favorite part is the time spent with my family and our friends.
I love the family and friends.
Hearing the little ones sing manishtana…so cute, l’dor vador.
singing the songs at the end even though we’re all exhausted
I love to eat! That is my favorite part..
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My Favorite part is drinking the 4 glasses of wine with my favorite people around.
What do you mean, I have to pick just one favorite thing? Pesach is my favorite chag! I love it all (well, not the cleaning so much, but when I’m taking out all those books and wiping the dust off, I find things from when my kids were little … ahh, memories). I love when they go out on an errand and come back in, they take a big whiff and sigh “it smells so GOOD in here, just like Pesach!” … and when they all try to sneak into the kitchen to help me taste-test the knaidlach to see if they’re cooked through … and when my Mother bemoans the fact that she always usd to spill her wine and mess up the tablecloth (to me, those stains are better than tie-dye, they all evoke memories and prove that we had fun) … and when my daughters argue over which haggadah is better … and when they reminisce over their day-school model seder memories … passing around our props and laughing over them … my oldest daughter trying to sneak all the mandlen … O M G, I just can’t pick just one.
I love the family conversations that evolve during Maggid!
So hard to pick a favorite….I think the best is I’ve never thrown a way a single haggadah my kids have made in the last 16 years. We have cartons of them, the kids spend the week before Pesach when they are not cleaning and cooking, reliving and preparing from them… and they bring a pile of them to the seder. Amazing!
My favorite part of the Seder is searching for Afikoman. Since my chicldren are no longer little, we sort of all participate in the search.
singing dayenu
Dipping a drop of wine for each plague is my favorite part of the Seder.
My favorite part of the seder is the first night of matzah. You wait so long and then crunch….it is soooo good! my kids love it too.
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Hearing my kids share divrei Torah
The wine!
favorite part is watching my kids faces as they watch their father look for the afikomen that they hid.
My favorite part of the seder is watching my son try try try with all of his might to keep his eyes open so that he can help Daddy with the makkos.
my favorite part of the seder is the meal, when we get to relax & talk.
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I love seeing the kids get excited and that includes some adults who act like kids!!!
the singing at the end-especially since everyone is so tired and some even tipsy so it gets pretty funny 🙂
I love hearing my kids share all the wonderful things they’ve learned in school and the excitement they have for sharing all this amazing knowledge. I also love that first bite of matza!!
I love it all! The best parts are where I shep nachas from my kids and grandchildren. Just seeing everyone around the table is wonderful. I do love hearing the ‘Frog Song’. That’s always fun.
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My favorite part of the seder is the dipping of matza and maror in the charoset.
My favorite part of the seder is when my kids do the re-enactment of all the plagues. We all sit on couches or chairs in the living room for our seder, with our seder plates on the coffee tables or ottomans. When it’s time for the plagues, the children and their cousins put on a short play, and we recreate each plague, even getting creative with some: turning water into blood (pre-mixed food coloring and pouring into a cup for Pharoah), putting a stuffed fish in a fish tank belly up, throwing plastic locusts and wild stuffed animals at the assembled guests…it gets the children involved and the adults laughing!
Definitely the Four Questions. A long time ago we instituted that as long as the questions were asked the youngest kid wasn’t forced to do them by themself. So we hide things around the table for questions to be asked. You never know what kind of question is going to be asked.
I love all the singing and when the children search for the afakomen. Have a kosher Pesach.
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My very favorite part is the ending –
Chasal Sidur Pesach.
And L’Shana Haba’ah biRushalayim.
Makes for a good feeling that what we’ve done was good and starting to count down for next year.
My favorite part of the seder is looking at all the kids’ projects that they worked so hard on.
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My favorite part of the seder is when we do the 10 plagues with the kids and throw around the various props.
Favorite part – finding new wonderful things from one of my many different Hagaddot to share with family & friends. I love learning (& teaching) something new on this ancient holiday.
love the singing!
I love reading the commentaries in a Haggadah and looking at the beautiful pictures in some of the new Haggadahs. It’s so funny… we have tons, but I love getting new ones to look at during the Seder.
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My favourite part of the sedar I would like to say is the spiritual reverance and the enjoyment of family, but mostly, if I am honest, is just the thankfulness that I am done with the cleaning for another year!
Best part of my family seder is singing Chad Gadya with all the animal noises. Everyone loves it!
My favorite part of the seder is sitting together for hours as a family and enjoying the holiday and the company.
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I love how excited the kids get for everything–it’s amazing to see all the rituals through their eyes. Plus, I can’t get enough of the charoset!
mine has to be the kid excitement they are always so ready and willing to help! I love seeing their faces!
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My fave part is the new spring clothing
seeing my kids around the table
Time with family and watchign the kids perform a Passover play is my favorite part of the Passover Seder.
I like the spring time of the year
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love listening to my son sing the mah nishtana!
Love singing! and being together with the whole family!
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my favorite part Hillel sandwich
My favorite part is when my kids and their cousins hide the afikomen and all the adults have to find them
My favorite part is when my kids and their cousins hide the afikomen and all the adults have to find the afikomen