parashah Tzav - Ketoret

Ketoret

The "ketoret" was  the incense that was burned on the altar as a "pleasing odor to Hashem." We liked the idea of sending sweet smells in G.d's direction, we thought that  the Mishkan always had a smell special and beautiful.  

We looked for this ingredients :

nutmeg

cloves

rose oil

lavender flowers

jamaican pepper

cinnamon

vanilla flavor

anise

incense

friendly standing up matzot

Pesach Haggadah holder

Keep your haggadahs neat and organized with this shiny holder made out of a cereal box. This is a great project which can be used at the Seder. The children will create a useful item which will enhance their seder table.
Materials Needed:
A cereal magazine box , silver packing tape , paint markers to decorate the Kiddush cups,
templates of  kiddush cups.

Seder plate - make it easy

 

Make your own Seder plate to celebrate Passover.  Decorate t it with beautifull colour to remind  of spring and all the good times ahead.

No Seder is complete without a special plate highlighting all of the Passover symbols:

Charoset, a delicious mixture of apples, walnuts, red wine, cinnamon and sugar, symbolizing the mortar used to build Pyramids in ancient Egypt Bitter herbs, usually horseradish, reminding us of the difficulties endured by our ancestors Greens (can be parsley, lettuce or celery), representing spring and a time of new beginnings an Egg, symbolizing the circle of life ,a Shankbone.

What you'll need:

• One round plastic or sturdy paper plate
• Five paper muffin cups
• acrylic paint
• Paint brush
• Craft glue
• Sparkles
• Black marker
• Stickers for decoration

Seder symbols to cut and laminate HERE