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Family (and Frog!) Haggadah

"Of COURSE it's a real Haggadah. But it's the only one that's got ME in it, and that's what makes it TOADily awesome. And the seder takes about 30-45 minutes, so I don't croak before we get to eat!" --Frog

Available

ISBN:

9780874419375

SKU:

1937

Pages:

Grade Level:

4-6

$8.95

Description

See Frog's Interview on "You've Got Mel!

Frog Counts Plagues and Toes--Toadily Awesome!

Make your seder different from all other seders!

Start with a traditional Haggadah text, add vibrant artwork, your favorite songs, and fun facts to it. Then add a hopping frog to its pages, and you'll get...

The Family (and Frog!) Haggadah!

Pass on your timeless heritage while creating new seder traditions that you and your family will look forward to repeating year after year.

Quantity discounts available for synagogues and community events. Save 30% on orders of 30 or more haggadot.

About the Authors:

Karen Rostoker-Gruber is an award-winning children's book author and humorist. She has six picture books and four adult humor books to her name. She is also a ventriloquist and performs with Maria, her puppet, in schools and libraries.

Rabbi Ron Isaacs is Rabbi Emeritus of Temple Sholom in Bridgewater, New Jersey, where he has served for forty years. Currently, he is also serving as the Rabbi of Beth Judah Temple in Wildwood, New Jersey, which is the only synagogue in Cape May County on the Jersey Shore. Author of more than 100 books, his Ask the Rabbi book and website (www.rabbiron.com) keeps him busy answering an eggz-traordinary collection of questions.

How to Choose a Haggadah

Seder in Motion: A Haggadah to Move Body and Soul by Rabbi Ron Isaacs and Dr. Leora Isaacs Perfect for: Multigenerational and model seders Those looking for an "active" seder Guests eager to try new things Those who want to go a little beyond the text Description: 48 color pages, paperback 45-60 minute seder English text with blessings in Hebrew and transliteration Covers all key seder elements Sidebar instructions for adding mindfulness moments, incorporating motion, and increasing a sense of inclusion Full text of several popular seder songs Special Features: Mindfulness exercises Creative, active ideas for engaging all participants Line art to demonstrate motions Tips and techniques for engaging those who may be attending remotely
The Essential Seder: A Contemporary Haggadah by Deborah Gross-Zuchman Perfect for: People hosting a seder for the first time Families with children of all ages Guests from a variety of backgrounds First-time seder participants Description: 40 color pages, paperback 30-45 minute seder English text with blessings in Hebrew and transliteration Covers all the basics Special Features: Seder checklist Discussion questions Clear directions for leaders and participants Concise descriptions of the Passover story Vibrant collage art A sensitive portrayal of the Four Children
The Promise of the Land: A Passover Haggadah by Rabbi Ellen Bernstein, illustrated by Galia Goodman Perfect for: Seders with ecological focus Teens, young adults, adults Intergenerational seders Description: 96 color pages in a paperback edition 60-90 minute seder English text with blessings in Hebrew and transliteration Special Features: Themes of nature and the land throughout the text Discussion questions Beautiful nature-themed artwork Reflective passages from rabbis, academics, environmental advocates, and more
Welcome to the Seder by Rabbi Kerry Olitzky Perfect for: An inclusive, welcoming seder Guests from a variety of backgrounds and experiences Guests who have never attended a seder before Description: 64 color pages in a paperback edition 60-minute seder English text with blessings in Hebrew and transliteration Special features: Seder checklist Explanations of unusual additions to the seder plate Clear directions for leaders and participants Vibrant, inspirational, and mindful artwork Multicultural connections throughout the text A sensitive portrayal of The Four Children Questions for discussion Reflective passages by a variety of different contributors
The Family (and Frog!) Haggadah by Karen Rostoker-Gruber and Rabbi Ron Isaacs Perfect for: Families with young children Multigenerational families People hosting a seder for the first time Description: 64 color pages in a paperback edition 30-45 minute seder English text with blessings in Hebrew and transliteration Special Features: A traditional seder, with a new injection of fun to keep children engaged Large format for easy reading Beautiful Passover artwork Gender-sensitive language Lively retelling of the Passover story Oh, and Frog.
Simply Seder by Dena Neusner Perfect for: Families with children of all ages Intergenerational seders Those new to hosting Passover Description: 48 color pages 30-60 minute seder Special Features: Quick and easy to follow Planning guide included Links to additional resources and recipes online Seder transliterated Hebrew encourages participation Hebrew provided for all blessings
The Gateways Haggadah: A Seder for the Whole Family by Rebecca Redner Perfect for: Families with children of varying abilities and disabilities Families with children of all ages Description: More than 70 vibrant photographs of children of all abilities and disabilities participating in seder Presents over 150 picture communication symbols developed by Mayer-Johnson™ 30-minute seder Special Features: Easy to hold Respectful to all participants Mayer-Johnson™ is the leading creator of symbol-adapted special education materials to assist individuals in overcoming their speech, language, and learning challenges
Family Haggadah: A Seder for All Generations by Elie Gindi Perfect for: Families with young children Congregational seders Description: 40 color pages 30-45 minute seder Special Features: Large format, open layout Quick and easy to follow Plagues illustrated in a light-hearted, child-friendly way Includes The Frog Song and Bang, Bang, Bang Transliteration of all blessings and songs encourages participation Some Hebrew provided ___________________________________________
Season of Renewal A Family Haggadah by Rabbi Dr. John Levy and Naomi Tippett Perfect for: Families with elementary school children Model seders Congregational seders Description: 64 color pages Flexible time commitment --Vary the length of your seder from 30 minutes to 2 hours Special Features: Illustrated with beautiful collages and flowers created by schoolchildren Annotations explain the rituals to foster understanding Optional discussion questions Hebrew provided throughout Blessings transliterated Ten pages of songs, with Hebrew, English, and transliteration Companion website lets you hear the songs ___________________________________________
The New American Haggadah by Mordecai Kaplan, Eugene Kohn, and Ira Eisenstein Perfect for: Teens, young adults, adults Youth group, college group seders Interfaith seders Those who prefer a gender-neutral haggadah that includes some modern rituals Description: 112 black and white pages 90-minute seder Special Features: Revised and updated version of reconstructionist classic The New Haggadah Broad themes of slavery and freedom in modern as well as biblical times Unique American view of the Passover liberation theme Vignettes of Jews during the Civil War, the Civil Rights movement, and Operation Exodus 20 pages of songs, including Who Knows One Hebrew throughout Some blessings and songs transliterated ___________________________________________
Gates of Freedom Haggadah by Chaim Stern Perfect for: Adults Those who prefer a traditional seder Description: 128 black and white pages 90+ minute seder Special Features: Traditional seder Over 130 commentaries, quotes, and anecdotes--with their sources--to foster discussion Clearly marked sections help you shorten the service Music for 16 blessings and songs allow musical accompaniment Hebrew throughout, often matched line-by-line with English translation Songs and selected blessings transliterated ___________________________________________