Death of the first born in Egyptian families

When we ask "why is this night different from all other nights?"

He parted the Red Sea

After getting out of Egypt this is WHERE the Jewish people stopped and Moses went up to speak with G-d alone for many days.

Someone hides half of the first piece of matzah that we break during the seder. We call it this Hebrew word.

Water turning to blood

What we eat instead of bread on Passover

Moses saw this one day herding sheep alone and caused him to return to Egypt.

When Moses came down from Mount Sinai, he was carrying this.

We have to tell this story in many ways so that everyone at the seder understands and begins to remember.

Darkness over Egypt

We do this to show our freedom. In ancient times, only people who we free could do this while they were eating.

Moses' "brother" who becomes Pharoah

Moses broke the 10 commandment tablets because he saw the Jewish people worshipping this.

You must find this before everyone can have dessert in the Passover Seder.

Frogs

We use this in the seder to represent the brick and mortar Jews worked with as slaves when they were building pyramids in Egypt.

Moses' wife

This is the first of the 10 commandments.

We open a door during the Seder for this person. Although we cannot see them often we do see the amount of wine go down in their cup after we close the door.

Boils for Egyptians

This is why we call it "Passover."

The song the Jewish people sang after crossing the parted Red Sea

The Jewish people worked together to build this traveling temple.

We dip our fingers into our grape juice or wine when we say each of these 10 things.