SEEKBFIND FIND THESE WORDS IN THE PUZZLE SELOW. CALF DUCKLING KITTEN CHICK FAWN LAMB COLT JOEY POULT CUB KID PUPPY THE WORDS READ UP. DOWN AND ACROSS. WETRYPODIX KCUBLPOULT J HHGDSACAC KITTENNKMM BCVCDFTLBY PKIDJ F O I I U LHFCOLTNDS UYTREAWGQA PUPPYCZASD I OPMGFAWNF WHICH TWO ARE EXACTLY ALIKE? i \/> -s. / Learn Some Qv Of (9 XISAHV3NO K3MSNV TAC« TOE <w.?Swm«c s»JSv®€ <KC 5» g Define Passover m l mlerstaiulinj: what ihc wouis mean should help \on undi.rsi.ind IJK (Ik sion ol l*usso\er belter .nul realize uh\ il is so important to Jews ca 11k holidav is .1 chance lor Jewish people to celebrate Ireedoin <th£ 55) ir&A/sJC 55) 55) Before you can truly understand x ■ Passover and w hat the holiday means •» " ' to Jew ish people e\eryv\ here, it might HL ' \ be a good idea to hnd out what some of the Hebrew words mean and their significance Passover Ongmallva woektong celebration, today Passover is an eight day Jew ish holiday m the spring Passover commemorates w hen the Israelites were miraculously freed from centuries of slavery in I gvpt The name comes from the last of 10 plagues C.od inflicted on the Fgyptians when all their first born children were put death How ever, God passed over the homes of the Israelites It is also the oldest of Jewish holidays Pesach{Pav sach) Original Hebrew word forPassovei The word also refers to the lamb that was sacrificed and eaten in ancient times on the first night of Passover Matzah or Matzo When the Kndites loft I gvpt their dough did nut have time to rise so the) could not make typical bread Instead thev took flat drv unleavened cakes matzah Asa reminder matzah is eaten during Passover Hamelz or Chometz The Hebrew word for lenen, which allow s bread to rise Before Passover is obscrv cd, anything with yeisl or anv leavcned items, must lx caietully removed from Jew ish homes These items cannot be used or eaten during the hohdav Seder (Say der) During the first nights of Passover, families gather for this festive meal The traditional ceremony is very complicated, so it is done according to a detailed order, and the I lebrew word Seder' means order ' During a Seder, participants reliv e the experiences of slavery m Lgypt and the happiness of being free through the use of the I laggadah It represents a time of |oy and freedom, The people aiound the table recline during the Seder as a sv mbol of freedom and ease Haggadah: Jews hav c been commanded to tell the w underfill story of how the Israelites w ere liberated from slavery in Egypt The Haggadah telling ' is the traditional text tor doing just that Afikoman The name of the last thing eaten —a piece of matzah—at the Seder It is customary for the children at the Seder to steal the piece of matzah, and parents offer a gift for its return Sometimes parents hide the Ahkoman, and the child w ho finds it gets a reward Charoset: A mixture of apples and nuts that symbolizes the clay or mortar used to construct buildings for the Egyptian Pharaoh The Four Questions Children pl.iv a big role in ihc Seder First, God has commanded (hat Ihc storv of Passover be passed on thus / ths childicn present must pass it on (o'their childicn It is also the of Hie v oungest c luld to ask lour questions On all other nights, we can eat leavened or unleavened bread Whv do vve eat onlv matzah at Pesach } Matzah lemmds us that when (he Israelites let! ihc slaverv ol I gvpt thev did not have time to let the bread rise before baking On all other nights we eat man> kinds ot vegetables and herbs Whv do we cal bitter herbs at our Seder* Bitter herbs remind us ot the hitter and erncl wav the Israelites were heated when thc> were slaves in Egvpt On other nights. v\c don t dip one loot! into another During tlic Seder we dip parslcv in saltwater and bitter herbs in C’hurosct Whv do wc dtp our food tw ice tonight * ‘Hie parsle) is to remind us that spring is here, and tlx saltwater svmbohzes tlx tears ol Jewish slaves fix* hitler heihs ate to remind ns how hard die Jews worked «n I gvpt The C ha rose I svmboh/es the mortal or bricks used lor constructing tlx Pharaoh s buildings On all other nights uceal sitting up straight Whv do we recline tonight * Slaves sit local or stand as the Israelites did lor their last meal in Fgvpt We rcehne to lx* comfortable and remind us th.it once we were slaves hut now we are free Si# I _■ i c r-op - * \\ "'A ' —■, /« i v \ v*\ r \ - lli 'T '!i\ ‘ « OWdO 1 v 4: J(N M a s v v 0 jo SON n i i A f*T| T W W X DVD d j n d 1 d 1 a n dU m a 1 ida D A n(n“h 1 i. v s a o 11 p dii'a n odaa 1 a m V *■ J J x J- < i ~ a. _ x x \._x N X \ / / \ -La 1 1 X L /- N ✓ / , /' ' / . J -i . s i' Y C ±/ >' 'C /\\£ N / \ / N / 1 J/ A J n X. ! i i \Y /' Vi j N \N / / 1 x J Vi' 1 V' J £af BJ . H |OOJ am umop Ae« Sig pui( pjiq agi di»H %**iG
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