Since Passover is around the corner, I thought it might be fun for them to add "Seder table" to their playtime. I made them this felt Seder plate to get started.
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Friday, March 15, 2013
A Felt Seder Plate for Kids
If you ask Moussia and Yosef what their favorite game is they would probably say "Shabbos table." Really! They love to cover their small play table with a white tablecloth and set it with their play candlesticks, challah and kiddush cup.
Since Passover is around the corner, I thought it might be fun for them to add "Seder table" to their playtime. I made them this felt Seder plate to get started.
It's really nothing more than colored felt and a cake base from Michael's.
Clockwise from top left: I picked up a pack of these 10-inch cardboard cake bases--they are half an inch thick so the kids can't bend them. After tracing and cutting the gray felt I glued that onto the base. Next, I did the same using blue felt making smaller circles for the little plates. Although I traced the egg on white felt, I drew the other Seder plate ingredients free-hand. Each one was glued onto the blue little plates.
It kept them busy most of the afternoon!
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Since Passover is around the corner, I thought it might be fun for them to add "Seder table" to their playtime. I made them this felt Seder plate to get started.
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adorable! a feature of course, and wishing you a chag kasher v'sameach! I'm really trying hard to free myself of the slavery of accumulation, but it's so very difficult!
ReplyDeleteI love it! Of course they're going to have hours of great playtime with it. It's so adorable! And including blue, red and green plates are fantastic, too.
ReplyDeleteThank you Karen--the kids are enjoying playing "Seder table"!
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