Craft supplies
Air dry clay
Gemstones
Photo you want to frame and display
Scissors
Self-adhesive flexi magnet scraps
Directions
Make two long “sausages” with clay
Twist together, connect ends
Decorate with gemstones
Cut your picture to fit into frame
Press the frame over the picture
Stick magnet scraps in two or three spots from the wrong side
You may want to wait till clay is dry and then display it on the fridge or any metallic surface 
This 1-minute craft will save your day With all the guests drinking and leaving their drinks on the table and then wondering which one is whose… o, those will be favorite! And believe us, next Passover all your relatives will make the same!
Craft supplies
Colored paper
Pencil
Scissors
Hole puncher
Marker or pen
Directions
Draw Elijah’s cup on the colored paper
Cut it out (use few layers of paper so you have few cards by one cut )
Make two holes - one at the top and one at the bottom
Write the name on the “card”
String on a straw
Khag pesach same’ach!
Craft supplies
Colored paper
Scissors
Hole puncher
Yarn
Markers
Directions
Cut the paper by size a bit bigger than matzah
Make holes by perimeter, by 2 sides
Weave yarn loose through the holes, secure ends
Write “Happy Passover” on the top (do it in Hebrew if you can!), add some Seder motifs
Put Matzahs inside between layers of paper
Children learn quick and easy by fun! Create this 5-minute craft and watch them feeding monster with laugh
Craft supplies
2 paper grocery bags
Invisible tape
Scissors
Markers
Directions
Draw on 1 paper bag eyes, nose and huuuuuuuuuge open mouth (considering bottom of the bag as top of the head)
Cut out mouth so you have huuuuuuge opening
Write “Feed me!” on another paper bag
Wear top over the bottom and tape
Put the monster in the kitchen and don’t forget to feed him regularly!
Tip: you can make “plastic” monster by adding eyes on the side of plastic trash bag. Pull the top a little bit so you have wide open, but not_so_wide_open mouth. Put some plastic bottles inside so it’s not lying flat and as an example. Earth day actually is every day, but this special holiday in April is just perfect reminder for us to keep our planet clean and breathing!