The bone represents this wooly animal offering

She is Moses' sister

This represents the tears of the slaves. Yummy!

This is the red hot form in which God first appeared to Moses.

This is the english translation of the word Seder.

We begin counting this on the second night of Pesach

This is Moses' mother's names

This springy symbol represents the renewal of the earth. Delightful!

This famous dreamers' bones were taken out of Egypt by Moses.

Today, this new fruit is added to a seder plate to represent women or the LGBT community.

These are the the three tools needed to search for chametz

This is Moses' wife

These are the ingredients of Matzah. Delicious!

This less tongue tied brother spoke on behalf of Moses.

This famous cup was the result of rabbis disagreeing over whether the seder required 4 or 5.
(JEWS, am i right?!)

This is the maximum amount of minutes matzah can be baked

She found Moses in the Nile

This is the bummer nickname for Matzah. Oy!

This is the town Moses fled to after killing an Egyptian.

This is the amount of years the Hebrews were enslaved.

This oily fruit is used to measure how much matzah you must eat in order to fulfill the mitzvah

These are the two midwives that hid and saved the babies ordered dead by Pharaoh

This is the white robe that the seder leader wears. Bless you my children!

This was Moses' age when he finally spoke to Pharaoh. He old!

This lyrical old testament book is read in temple during passover.