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oh hi there
rab ib here i'm just getting ready for
pesach you know
my house is almost clean i've gotten rid
of all the hamets
and all the bread products are put away
and now i'm just getting my last final
touches picking up some last pieces of
lego
in my lego box over here and i'm just
going to finish sweeping up
and there we go nice and done
oh i think i hear somebody buzzing
around
hello devorah oh come on you can land on
my shoulder there
there you go looks like davara you've
been have you been working very hard
cleaning up for pesach oh
davar is even cleaning my heart my
shoulder for pesach
i don't think there's any comments up
there right now oh devorah
you look very very tired are you very
tired
oh man devorah is very tired from all
the cleaning for pesach she's doing
and me too you know devorah is a worker
bee and so am i i'm a worker be too
working hard
well bye bye have a good time cleaning
your hive from all the comments even
though
i don't think there's much comets in a
beehive oh she got her broom
okay bye devorah bye-bye
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well that was a lot of fun okay just
going to finish up cleaning up i think
i'm all done
and now i just got to take the last
little bit of lego here to back to the
lego box
well i'll see woo
oh happy pesach from rabbi bee
come along come along come along right
now
having a seder i'll show you how come
along come along come along with me
telling a tale from jewish history
come along come along come along right
now
we're having a seder i'll show you how
come along come along come along with me
telling a tale from jewish history
we remember a long time ago when we
were slaves to king parrot god sent
moshe
to set us free he took us out of egypt
and he split the sea
come along come along come along right
now
having a seder i'll show you how come
along come along come along with me
for telling a tale from jewish history
we'll open the haggadah and follow along
we'll sing
some very special songs we'll eat some
matzah
tomorrow or two we'll open up the door
for elliot
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come along come along come along right
now
we're having a seder i'll show you how
come along come along come along with me
for telling a tale from jewish history
every year at pesach time we
drink down four cups of wine the
manchester
and the plagues of ten then we find the
afikomen come along come along come
along right now
having a seder i'll show you how come
along come along come along with me
come along with rabbi bee
come along with rabbi b
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a
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me
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in
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we were slaves now we are free
this is a part of our jewish history
we were slaves you and
me hashem took us out and now we are
free
we were slaves you and
me but hashem took us out and now
we are free
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a prayer found in the haggadah it's
found
right after the manishtana this is
because the avadim hayinu answers the
questions of the manishtana
when the manishtana asks why do we eat
maror
and why do we dip the karpas in salt
water
and the maror in charoset the answer is
a vadim hyenu
because we were slaves and the questions
why do we eat matzah
and why do we lean to the left the
answer is
atabane because now we are free
so the avadim hainu is the answer for
the manish tana
oh mitzvah tree o mitzvah tree do you
have a mitzvah for me
let's see you have a seder plate
that's what we do on pesach we have a
seder
complete with the maror the kharoset
and even the matzahs underneath
wow that really is a special mitzvah
thank you mitzvah tree
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bye bye
uh-oh rabbi b is not ready for pesach he
has to get the table set
can he do it in 20 seconds here he goes
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foreign
phew huh so much work getting ready for
pesach
well i have all the things i'm gonna
need oh i think i hear somebody
oh hello devorah hello there oh happy
pesach to you too well it's not yet
pesach just yet we're just getting ready
for pesach
what's that oh what's all the stuff on
the table
devorah wants to know what all these
things are for well devorah we have lots
of things for pesach for example
we have matzah this is the matzah here
you wanna see the matzah
yeah that's matzah oh don't have a taste
yet we try not to eat any matzah until
pesach time
that way it's new and exciting yeah
but that's mata that's made out of flour
and water and it's baked very very fast
so it's nice and flat oh that reminds us
of when we came out of egypt a long long
time ago
the bread didn't have time to rise so we
have matzah
yeah what's that which one oh on the
this is the seder plate yeah
on the seder plate there's all kinds of
things there's carpass
which we dip in salt water that's right
that's the carpots we dip
what's that why salt water oh we'd have
salt water
to remember the tears from when we were
in mitsuram that's right very good
memory
yeah so that's the karpas i think i'll
put this puzzle in the right way karpas
and then we have
a bone a special bone called the zeroa
and that's to remind us about
a long time ago hashem wanted us to
bring eat a very special type of lamb
for pesach yeah so it reminds us about
that and we have an egg
the egg reminds us also about a special
food we were supposed to eat a long long
time ago
in the beta mikdash so these things are
all to remind us about things
oh you want to know about which one the
oh and the bottom here the maror
or the hazard is very very bitter you
can have a taste if you like
oh are you very sad oh it's it's very
bitter because it reminds us
about our bitter lives in mitzrayim in
egypt
a long long time ago that's right we
were slaves a long time ago and we have
a pesach seder
to remember that hashem took us out and
made us free yeah
any other questions which one oh the one
over there the grape juice all the
grapes and the wine yeah well
we drink four cups of wine for pesach
that's right we drink why
four oh we have four cups because there
were four words
hashem used when he took us out of
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mitzrayim
all right welcome back to the pesach
family feud game
we have today our contestant moshe moshe
are you ready for the fast money round
yep all right top four answers are on
the board
if you were hashem what word would you
use
to say you're going to take the jewish
people out of egypt
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i would say that i will save them
i will save them let's see if i will
save them is on the board
oh number two answer well done way to go
okay
we got three more to go to get the top
four answers to win the grand prize
do you have another word you would use
to take the jews out of egypt
um i would say that i would take them
out of egypt
that you would take them out of egypt
let's see if i will take them out of
egypt is on the board
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number four answer way to go wow he's on
a good roll
that's two answers so far looking for
two more
other words you would use if you were
hashem to take the jews out of egypt
i'm gonna redeem them i will redeem them
let's see if i will redeem them as on
the board
whoa number three answer well done he's
got three
out of four number one answer is still
on the board moshe
think about it number one answer still
waiting for you what word would you use
if you were hashem to tell the jews
you're gonna take them out of egypt
i'm gonna remove them that you're gonna
remove them let's check it on the board
if i'm gonna remove them is on the board
whoa number one answer wow way to go
that was amazing
all four answers are on the board let's
take a look at them again
their hotseasi and i will remove them
they heat salty i will
save them they go alti i will redeem
them
and villa i will take them
well that's all the time we have for
pesach family feud well done moshe
our champion for today boys and girls i
hope next time you you're the champion
too
on the pesach family feud all right back
to our regular scheduled program
that's right the four special words that
hashem used
and those are the four cups are to
remind us of those four special words
very good
and this book here oh that's the
haggadah that's a special haggadah we
use
on that's right and that's the haggadah
we use
to read from all the special parts of
the seder
that's right so this is all part of the
seder oh and this bag
this is a fun bag this is called the
afikoman
yeah we put a piece of matzah what we do
in the seder is we're going to take a
piece of matzah
and we're going to break it in half can
you help me break it in half one two
three
there we go good job you can put that
one we'll put this one under the table
under the under the peso matzo cover
hey devorah where'd you go i need that
matzah that's my afi koman
afi komen is the special dessert matzah
we're gonna take this afikomen bag
and we're gonna hide it somewhere
devorah will you hide it somewhere in
the video
okay and boys and girls who are watching
you can go and look and find
the afikoman somewhere in this video
it's hiding somewhere
i want to see if you can find it well oh
well i guess dvara is going to hide it
well bye-bye devorah
and bye-bye boys and girls hope you guys
are oh there you are did you hide it
oh good i'm so excited devorah hid the
afikoman keep your eyes open
you never know where it's gonna be all
right well let's start getting ready
more for pesach how about a nice pesach
song
let's arrange a seder plate with
everything
in order egg bone carpas carro set
in the middle is maroor four cups of
grape juice three months so it will eat
as it gets later
these are the things that we will need
for our pesoder
let's arrange a seder plate with
everything
in order
four cups of grape juice three months so
we'll eat as it gets later
these are the things that we will need
for our pesader
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you know when you're playing any kind of
music you have to make sure you play the
correct notes in the correct order
for example
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that's called a musical scale and that
has a very specific
order how it's supposed to be played if
you play it in the wrong
order
doesn't sound quite as musical you know
playing things in order
is the best way to play things that's
true when it comes to music
as well when it comes to pesach you know
at pesach time we have something called
a
seider that's the peso that we have
when we have a meal with our family and
everything is supposed to be done
in a very specific order or
seider that's the hebrew word for order
and when you do things but say there
they sound wonderful and at pesach time
we make sure we have the correct
order of the seder plate and the correct
order of how to run
the pesach dinner called a pesach seder
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sip drip dip broke spoke
soak crunch munch ick stick dine find
pray say complete repeat
sip drip dip broke spoke soak
crunch munch ick stick dine find
pray say complete
i have ten pictures here five of which
have to do with freedom
and five of which have to do with
slavery do you know which ones have to
do with freedom
do you think the matzah has to do with
freedom
you're right we ate matzah as we came
out of egypt
matzah reminds us of our freedom
all right what picture reminds us of
freedom
you think the man leaning to the left
reminds us of freedom
you're right when we lean at the seder
that reminds us that we are free
and we can eat like free rich people
very good
what other picture has to do with
freedom
you think the girl dancing has to do
with freedom you're right
she is dancing because she is showing
she is free and happy
and people who are free enjoy happiness
and joyful things
people who are slaves are not happy and
can't make their own decisions
good job what other picture here has to
do with freedom
do you think the people dancing with the
torah and the flags has to do with
freedom
you're right when we came out of egypt
we got the torah
and that gives us freedom to do torah
and mitzvot and serve hashem
great job now there's one more picture
here that has to do with freedom
nope not the man carrying the bricks
that's a slave
nope not the haroset that reminds us of
the bricks that we built when we were in
egypt
nope they're dipping karpas in salt
water that reminds us of the tears
we cried when we were in egypt as slaves
no that's the bitter marour that's the
bitter food that we eat to remind us of
the bitter life we had in egypt
and no that's a chain that's together
that reminds
us of being chained up like a slave
oh you're right showing the broken
chains
breaking the chain means setting us free
and letting us go free out of egypt
and tahar sinai to get the torah and
then to serve hashem with freedom
you're right now here are five pictures
that are not about freedom
about slavery let's flip them over and
see what we can see
oh it's a puzzle can you put it together
and see what picture it is
hmm let's start with this one that's a
picture it looks like there's somebody
whipping somebody
okay let's add another piece to the
puzzle oh there's a man on the floor
oh and here are some people all running
away getting scared
and it looks like they're somewhere with
blue skies and they're building
something
and oh it's a picture of slavery
which means all five of those pictures
were about slavery
what about our five pictures of freedom
do they have something on the back
hmm there's another picture let's see if
we can put this picture together
looks like there's someone standing
up on a rock or something
and there's a whole bunch of people
there and a sunny sky
and right in the middle oh
it looks like the splitting of the sea
kriya
yamsuf that's when we came out of egypt
and we were free
we finally crossed the sea and hashem
closed it on the egyptians and we were
finally free
to go to harsinai to receive the torah
from hashem
you are really good at this game
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in every generation a person should
believe
that hashem will take him out of galla
speedily
all right let's try it a little bit
faster now behold
okay a little bit faster now
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okay that was way too fast let's slow it
down a bit
behold
in every generation a person should
believe
that hashem will take us out of gallus
ali
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the holiday of pesach has two very
important themes
the past and the present in the past
we were slaves to king pharaoh and
hashem does not want us to forget that
that's why every year on pesach for two
nights
we have something called a seder and at
the seder we talk about how we used to
be slaves in egypt
because remembering that we were slaves
maybe makes us treat
other people a lot better if we were
never slaves in the first place
we can remember how hard it was and how
life was very difficult
and maybe we can have more love and
compassion for other people
who maybe have hard and difficult lives
too in our days
of course pesach also celebrates the
present which is happening right now
we're free and we have freedom to do
whatever we want to do
and of course pesach reminds us that
coming out of egypt
was in order to go and get the torah now
of course
we have freedom but our freedom as
jewish people means freedom to do torah
and mitzvahs
so i think we should sing a song
together all about some of my
favorite mitzvahs of the torah and it
goes like this
will be wallaby witz vos let's sing a
song about
mitzvos will it be wallaby wara
mitzvos come from the torah
all right if you know the word the
rhyming word i want you to say it at
home
okay here we go willoughby wallaby with
zuza
on my door i have a mezuzah good
will be wallaby with dhaka with my money
i can give
tzedakah you guys are good at mitzvahs
willoughby wallaby wosher i like to eat
food that is kosher will be
wallaby waka when i eat i try to say
a bracha you're good do you know your
brachot
will be wallabiewa on friday night it
starts
shabbat will be wallaby wandels
my mother lights the candles i hope your
mother does too
will it be wallaby wohfar on rosh
hashanah we blow the
shofar will be wallaby wuka
on sukkus we sit in a sukkah
will it be wallaby winora on hanukkah we
light the menorah
we'll be wallaby watsa and on pesach we
eat
matzah i knew that you knew that one
oh it'll be wallaby wentz it's a mitzvah
to be
friends we'll be wall of you emily
also to love your family we'll be
wallaby one mitzvahs are a lot of fun
oh willoughby wallaby and that's the end
of the song you guys are really good at
doing all those mitzvahs
i hope you keep doing those mitzvahs
because that's our freedom to show that
we can do any mitzvah we like to do
like giving to dukkha keeping kosher
kissing a mezuzah
davening learning so many mitzvos
i hope you get to do all of them have
yourself a wonderful mitzva day
march out of egypt march with me
march out of egypt and you will see
hashem took us
out and now we're free march out of
egypt with me
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hop out of egypt hop with me
hop out of egypt and you will see hashem
took
us out and now we're free hop out of
egypt with me
skip out of egypt skip with me
skip out of egypt and now you'll see
hashem took us out and now we're free
skip out of egypt with me
dance out of egypt dance with me
dance out of egypt and you will see
hashem took us out and now we're free
dance out of egypt with me
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well from rabbi b and devorah the bee
we want to wish you a very chag kosher
vesa
a very happy and kosher pesach because
on pesach we make sure not to eat any
comets
and we make sure all the food is kosher
for pesach and
always remember don't work too hard
make sure you enjoy the holiday don't
become a slave to pesach
let pesach work for you you can be free
and do all that mitzvahs of pesach that
you can do
well from rabbi bien devorah
bye-bye
did you spot the missing afikoman it was
behind rabbi b
during the song willoughby wallaby
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wishing you a very happy pesach from me
rabbi b
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