Keep the Seder Fun & Inspiring for Kids
Passover is rich with meaning, tradition, and beauty—but let’s be honest: for kids, it can sometimes feel long. That’s why a little planning—and a few smart tools—can go a long way in keeping your little ones engaged, inspired, and part of the Seder in a real way.
Here’s how to create a kid-friendly Seder that’s just as meaningful as it is memorable:
🧒 1. Give Them Their Own Haggadah
Kids love having something of their own—and our Kids Haggadah is designed exactly for that. With fun, easy-to-understand explanations and bold, engaging visuals, it empowers them to follow along and feel part of the action from Kadesh to Nirtzah.
👜 2. Let Them Be in Charge of the Set-Up
Kids love feeling involved—so give them a role they can own. Before the Seder begins, organize all the Kearah items into small, easy-to-reach piles. Let each child be in charge of setting up one or two elements, whether it’s placing the maror, arranging the karpas, or helping pour the salt water. When they’re part of the prep, they feel invested—and it becomes a hands-on, meaningful experience they’ll remember.
🎭 3. Act It Out with Puppets
Bring the story of Yetzias Mitzrayim to life with this adorable Passover Puppet Set. Whether it’s Pharaoh refusing to let Bnei Yisrael go or Moshe performing the makkos, kids will love dramatizing the story—and you’ll love the way it keeps them tuned in.
📘 4. A Haggadah That Gets Passed Around
Not just for the kids—our Lucite Haggadah is beautiful, sturdy, and perfect for passing around the table. It’s wipeable, durable, and modern enough to fit into any aesthetic. And yes, your kids will love flipping through it too.
🛏 5. Give Them a Special Spot at the Table
Make your kids feel like honored guests by setting up a special spot just for them at the Seder table. Use a fun pillow from home, a kid-friendly placemat, or even a small name card they decorated themselves. Add a small treat or surprise under their napkin to keep the excitement going. These little touches go a long way in making them feel involved—and loved.
