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
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1937ISBN:
9780874419375Product Type:
Printed MaterialGrade Level:
4-6
$7.95
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.
"Frog is jumping everywhere"
An energetic, inquisitive young amphibian leaps onto the pages of the Haggadah. by Johanna Ginsberg
Read the article here
"The Witty and Weird of Passover Products"
"The distruptive frog in the story spills the wine, bathes in the bowl of salt water and expresses his intention to make the evening "TOADily awesome." article by Joanne Kaufman
Read the article here"A haggadah is a guidebook for holding a seder, the festive meal associated with the Jewish holiday of Passover. Like any traditional haggadah, this volume reads left to right (Hebrew style). The text is in English, with prayers and songs in both Hebrew and transliteration. This "family haggadah" has activities, fun facts, and a humorous cartoon frog to engage young seder participants while providing lucidly written, thorough text for more advanced readers. The "Think About" prompts are well designed for encouraging intergenerational discussion. There are several nice touches, such as suggestions for vegetarian seder plate options (for example, substituting a beet for the bone), the inclusion of Miriam's cup along with Elijah's cup, and the replacement of the traditional, somewhat judgmental "wicked" and "simple" sons with gender-neutral "defiant" and "uncomplicated" children. The art features well-composed photographs of contemporary seder participants, reproductions of Passover art through the ages, and clear photos of ceremonial objects (seder plate, wine cup)."
-School Library Journal
"This innovative Haggadah stars Frog (yes, he of the plague). The traditional text is peppered with Frog's mischievous contributions and complaints. In a play on the word seder, which means order, Frog asks, "Hey, can we change the seder of the seder and sing first?" Frog helps us search for chametz as well as burn it safely...There are lively games and provocative topics for discussion. Hopefully, players of all ages will survive the challenging game of Hot Matzah Ball. The Haggadah juxtaposes Jackie Urbanovic's playful frog art with historical illustrations such as "Passover Cleaning" from the 1320 Golden Haggadah and a 1901 framed souvenir from the Fifth Zionist Congress."
-Hadassah Magazine
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