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Passover
⭐ MasteredPassover is a Jewish festival that remembers the Israelites' freedom from slavery in Egypt. Families share a special meal called a seder and eat matzah, which is unleavened bread.
💡 Fun fact
During Passover, Jewish families eat matzah instead of bread made with yeast.
All about Passover
Passover is a Jewish festival that remembers the Israelites’ freedom from slavery in Egypt. Families share a special meal called a seder and eat matzah.
During Passover, bread made with yeast is avoided.
During Passover, families tell the story together and ask questions to help children learn about freedom and history. It is a time to think about justice and to celebrate the strength of community.
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Real-life uses of Passover
- Learning about Judaism
- Understanding history and freedom
- Sharing family meals
Frequently asked questions about Passover
What does Passover remember?
Freedom from slavery in Egypt.
What bread is eaten?
Matzah.