A “good” Seder is not measured by the amount of time spent reading the Haggadah and discussing the Exodus or even the length of the meal. A “great” Seder is one in which everyone has a chance to participate and is meaningful to all ages. We will review the basic elements of a Seder and answer questions so that your Seder is “length-sensitive,” and also discuss both modern and traditional elements, as well as worldwide customs. And, we will have online resources from which to select and download for your seder. Feel free to bring any questions you have! 10:30 AM.