“What is Yom Ha’atzmaut?” video gives viewers a taste of how Israeli Independence Day started and is celebrated around the world, from the street parties and ceremonies in Israel, to festivals all around the world.

Here’s a classic Jewish preschool song for Passover about life in Egypt before the Exodus. Join Jason Mesches and singalong at your seder – have a Pesach sameach! (Happy Passover.)

Lots more Passover songs, introductions, apps, printables and how to videos are on our MEGA Passover page!

Who Knows One is a popular song to sing during Passover. Learn an English version of this Passover song that kids love called Echad Mi Yodea. It’s fun to sing along with Jason Mesches – havae a Pesach sameach! (Happy Passover.)

Lots more Passover songs, introductions, apps, printables and how to videos are on our MEGA Passover page!

Learn the words to Chad Gadya, the popular song that comes at the end of the Passover Seder! It’s a cumulative song, meaning each verse buidls on those before it and it’s really fun to try to try to sing the whole thing in one breath! This karaoke video with a performance by Jason Mesches will help you practice.

The lyrics in the refrain are in Hebrew and Aramaic, and they go:

Chad gadya, chad gadya. dizabin aba bitrei zuzei, chad gadya, chad gadya.
One little goat, one little goat…which my father bought for two zuzim. One little goat, one little goat.

Lots more Passover songs, introductions, apps, printables and how to videos are on our MEGA Passover page!

Bedikat chametz, or the hunt for chametz, is a wonderful ritual to try out with your family the night before Passover. In this short how to video, Piera and Josh explain how they set up a scavenger hunt for their young child and why it’s a meaningful part of Pesach for their family. Anyone can do this ritual…and it’s lots of fun to play hide and seek with bread or cheerios or whatever chametz you may have on hand. Plus, the next day you get to burn it!

Happy hunting!

Learn the Passover song “Dayenu,” and get ready for your seder! This short karaoke video will help you and your family practice saying the words together.

Dayenu is all about giving thanks for all the wonderful things that God gave us…each thing on its own would have been enough.

Have a wonderful Passover – chag Pesach sameach!

Featuring Jason Mesches.

For more Passover videos – from What to Expect at a seder, to Ma Nishtana, click here to visit our MEGA Passover resources page.

Learn the Four Questions (aka Ma Nishtana) for Passover with LA’s Jason Mesches. Have a wonderful Passover – chag Pesach sameach!

If you’re heading to a Passover Seder, it helps to know a little bit about what to expect. This video explains the basics, from the props on the table to the songs people sing. Happy Pesach and have a great seder!

A great way to get in the Passover mood is to try baking your own matzah. It’s really hard to make it within 18 minutes, which is how fast you have to make it before it starts to rise, which is a Pesach no-no!

You’re in for a treat! We worked with Gabi Moskowitz to bring you this matzah how-to. Get to know Gabi, and then check out all her amazing recipes, writing and TV. Happy Passover!

Gabi Moskowitz is the editor-in-chief of the nationally-acclaimed budget cooking blog BrokeAssGourmet.com, author of several cookbooks, and the co-producer of Young & Hungry, a Freeform comedy, (Mondays at 8/7 central), now in its fifth season, inspired by her life and writing. You can find her on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

Learn the Four Questions (aka Ma Nishtana) for Passover with your kids. Watch this short video from the Shaboom team to practice saying the words together. Have a wonderful Passover – chag Pesach sameach!

Filmed on location at Temple Sinai Preschool in Oakland – with big thanks to Jonah, Eli and Leah Schwartz! Shaboom! voices by Cristina Milizia (Gabi) and Laila Berzins (Ben).