I WONDER - What Is Seder?

The Seder is a ceremonial dinner held on the first two nights of Passover, rich in tradition and symbolism. Each item on the Seder plate represents different aspects of the Exodus story, such as bitter herbs symbolizing the bitterness of slavery and a sweet mixture representing the mortar used by Israelite slaves. The Haggadah, a text read during the meal, guides participants through the Seder with prayers, songs, and questions to engage everyone, especially children, in recounting the Exodus story.

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