How to Plan a Seder: New Guide Helps Jewish and Interfaith Families

WINCHESTER, Va. - March 14, 2013 - PRLog -- JewishHolidaysInABox.com, makers of products to help families celebrate Jewish holidays with more joy and less stress, announces the launch of Celebrate Passover: How to Plan a Fun, Simple Seder (http://jewishholidaysinabox.com/), a 36-page downloadable PDF with tips, lists and how-tos to make Seder preparation easier.

Designed to help Jewish and interfaith families create Seders that work for them, the guide offers:  

• Three core Passover concepts for young children

• 15 steps in every Haggadah

• Key Seder symbols

• Grocery list to help you shop more efficiently  

• Three symbolic foods to prepare the day before the Seder

• Seder table-setting checklist

• Ideas to involve children during the Seder

• Passover craft ideas

• Family Discussion Guide that helps build anticipation

The guide comes with two audio MP3s as bonuses:  The Seder Planning Overview helps listeners consider the kind of Seder that would work best for their families. The Passover Tutorial focuses on how to pronounce many Seder passages, including the 15 Seder steps, 10 plagues, eight blessings, and the introduction to the Four Questions. The format features a call-and-repeat section, so listeners can practice each part, word by word or phrase by phrase.

The three-part Passover planning package (http://jewishholidaysinabox.com/jewish-holiday-traditions...) is $4.99 and available for immediate download.

Jewish Holidays in a Box, LLC is the brainchild of marketer/teacher/writer Ellen Zimmerman (www.JewishHolidaysInABox.com/celebrate-jewish-holidays) who spent a decade refining and testing her concept with interfaith and Jewish families. Her goal is to help families build powerful, positive memories.

One early reviewer, mother of a 7-year-old, said: “We loved the Family Discussion Guide! The questions got the kids and me talking about where all their cousins were for Seders and what different people do. Plus, it built anticipation and enthusiasm for our Seder. So helpful!