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Shalom Sesame, 2010, No. 7: It’s Passover, Grover!
It’s Passover, Grover! It’s almost time to celebrate Passover, and there is no horseradish to be found. Grover, Anneliese and Avigail put their heads together to track it down, but things get tricky when there is an Oofnik involved! Product Features Children’s – 3-6 Years
Categories: Pesach
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It’s Passover, Grover! It’s almost time to celebrate Passover, and there is no horseradish to be found. Grover, Anneliese and Avigail put their heads together to track it down, but things get tricky when there is an Oofnik involved!
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- Children’s – 3-6 Years
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Great Seder Enhancer In what we have come to love about Sesame Street is it’s simplicity and much reinforcement. This is a really good way to explain the meaning of the Passover/Seder meal to younger children. It would be best for children over 4. This was used for a Seder Celebration for children 3-4th grade. The three year olds were lost most of the time and showed it with there actions.One especially bright moment was where the Jewish lady convinced Oscar the Grouch to come to the Seder meal and…
Absolutely Fabulous! This is my favorite of the 2010-2011 Shalom Sesame series and my kids love it too. The show weaves in a story where the Sesame Street characters search for the missing horseradish. Shalom Sesame Passover teaches the audience how to count to four in Hebrew, how to add numbers to equal four, and various Passover traditions. It features an Ethiopian Jewish family celebrating Passover and Moroccan Jews celebrating Mimouna, the end of Passover. It explains the different symbols on the Seder plate…
Great for learning new Hebrew terms your kids may not … Great for learning new Hebrew terms your kids may not know, and educational in that your kids can see other cultures’ Passover customs. Cute and interesting.