PASSOVER CHILDREN'S BOOK SELECTION

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These books offer a range of perspectives and storytelling styles, providing a wonderful way to introduce children to the traditions and significance of Passover
1.Pippa's Passover Plate - This charming story follows Pippa as she searches for her missing Passover plate, introducing young readers to the traditions and symbols of the holiday in a playful and engaging way.
2.It's Passover, Grover! - Grover from Sesame Street learns about Passover traditions while preparing for a Seder, making it an entertaining and educational read for young fans of the beloved character.
3.My First Passover by Tomie dePaola - Tomie dePaola's signature illustrations bring the story of Passover to life for young readers, making it accessible and enjoyable as they learn about the holiday's customs and rituals.
4.More than Enough: A Passover Story - This heartwarming tale emphasizes the importance of generosity and gratitude during Passover, teaching children valuable lessons about sharing and community.
5.The Little Red Hen and the Passover Matzah - A clever adaptation of a classic folktale, this book introduces children to the process of making matzah while also highlighting the spirit of cooperation and collaboration.
6Lotsa Matzah - Through playful rhymes and vibrant illustrations, this book celebrates the joys of Passover and the delicious tradition of eating matzah with family and friends
Here are a few more.
1. Sammy Spider's First Passover by Sylvia A. Rouss - This book tells the story of Sammy Spider as he observes a Jewish family preparing for and celebrating Passover.
2 Matzo Frogs by Sally Rosenthal - In this delightful tale, a group of frogs discovers matzo and learns about Passover traditions.