A Message for Nisan
Rosh Chodesh Tov. We are entering Nisan, the Hebrew month of spring and rebirth. The daffodils have broken through the soil, and all around us life is stirring again. Nisan is also the month of…
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Sustainable Passover Resources
New for 2026: Adamah Seder Supplement to Download This new Adamah resource draws from deep Torah of the Earth to ground and inspire your seder. Learn about karpas from Adamah’s Farm Director, go on a…
Categories: Food Systems & Food Justice, Passover,
Tags: Holidays, passover, pesach
Ice Block on the Seder Table
From the Jewish Climate Network: We are asking our community to place an ice block beside the Seder plate and open up a conversation about climate change this year (2022), while linking it to the…
Categories: Food & Climate, Food Systems & Food Justice, Hebrew Calendar & Jewish Ritual, Passover
Age: Adults, B'nai Mitzvah, Families, Teens
The Egg on the Seder Plate
Use this as a tool for making conscious food choices and to start a discussion about animal welfare at your seder. We discuss many items on the seder plate – but the egg is often…
Categories: Food & Climate, Jewish Food Traditions, Passover, Shabbat and Holidays, Sustainability
Setting a Conscious Table
Four questions to help you prepare a Passover Seder As you prepare for the Passover seder this year, consider using these four questions to help inform your own conscious food choices, and to enhance your…
Categories: Food & Climate, Jewish Food Traditions, Passover, Shabbat and Holidays, Sustainability
Passover on the Farm
This program was designed for families with young children to connect with each other, their community, and the earth through multi-sensory activities centered around Passover and the coming of spring. By Molly Sease from Milk…
Categories: Jewish Agricultural Traditions, Jewish Food Traditions, Nature Exploration and Outdoor Wilderness, Passover
Tags: Food, nature, passover, pesach, seder plate, spring, tradition
Age: Early Childhood
Post-Pesach Wild Edibles Hike
This program brings the Biblical story of Pesach into a modern urban nature setting. Participants are encouraged to take on the roles of wandering Israelites recently escaped from Egypt, while also learning about the plants…
Categories: Herbalism & Wild Edibles, Nature Exploration and Outdoor Wilderness, Passover, Spiritual Nature Experience
Tags: exodus, hike, passover, pesach, spring, Wild Edibles
Age: Middle School
Passover in the Desert: 2nd Night Seder Youth Skit
The Four Children Collaborative Performance – Art & Storytelling Around the Fire As part of Wilderness Torah’s Passover in the Desert festival, for the second-night Passover seder, we are doing an off-the-page co-created celebration around…
Categories: Hebrew Calendar & Jewish Ritual, Nature Exploration and Outdoor Wilderness, Passover, Shabbat and Holidays
Tags: earth-based, Four Questions, passover, Seder, storytelling
Age: B'nai Mitzvah, Early Childhood, Elementary
The ECO Passover connection
This program connects children to the modern day issues of environmental plagues through an in depth look at text describing the plagues in the passover story, while also getting to appreciate the wonder of animals…
Categories: Cooking and Nutrition, Jewish Food Traditions, Passover, Shabbat and Holidays
Tags: Matzah, passover
Age: B'nai Mitzvah, Early Childhood, Elementary
Matzah Making
Students will learn how to make flour from wheat and make matzah from the flour. By Danielle Smith, Eden Village Camp Matzah Making Eden Village
Categories: Cooking and Nutrition, Jewish Food Traditions, Passover, Shabbat and Holidays
Tags: DIY, Matzah, passover
Age: B'nai Mitzvah
Beyond Horseradish: Exploring Maror
This program helps us explore and expand our relationship to Maror. After learning through a text study that the definition of Maror is different and also more expansive than we might have thought, participants will…
Categories: Crafting + DIY, Jewish Food Traditions, Passover
Tags: Maror, Mishna, passover, text study
Age: Adults, B'nai Mitzvah, Families, Teens, Young Adults
Clearing Out the Old to Make Room for the New: A Passover Tradition
This program has been implemented as part of a 9-week series called Fantastic Farmers that meets for one hour per week at Newton Community Farm. The farm is a non-profit community farm located next door…
Categories: Hebrew Calendar & Jewish Ritual, Jewish Agricultural Traditions, Jewish Food Traditions, Passover
Tags: farm and garden, passover, planting
Age: Elementary