Rabbis discuss engaging children during the Seder night for a fun and interactive Passover experience.
Read the notes on this shiur: outline, sources, and more from Yaakov Lemmer →
Know someone who would love this shiur?
Ask this shiur
Ask in your own words — the answer is the exact moment this shiur speaks to it.
What’s said in this shiur
The opening of this shiur, in Yaakov Lemmer’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.
Another idea I just want to say, just in terms of like overall perspective, especially for the Seder night, is you see that Chazal have so much focus throughout the entire Seder on keeping the kids involved, keeping the kids asking questions, feeling good, wanting to be a part of it. It's not a night that is designed for the adults to have fun, to darshan all the Sifrei Torah, the secrets of the Torah. It's that you could save that for the next morning
Jump to a moment
- 0:00Another idea I just want to say, just in terms of like overall perspective, especially for…
- 0:30could save that for the next morning when you wake up for nates because you're into…
- 1:01Seder, which maybe there's even some halachic uh foundation for in terms of when you're eating…
Every second of this shiur plays inside Lehallel — a filtered YouTube library where each video was reviewed against one written standard before it could appear. No ads, no comments, no autoplay into anything unapproved.
Why is this here?
Before this shiur could appear, it was reviewed against one written standard — the same standard for every video in the library, no exceptions and no algorithm deciding on its own. It was reviewed on August 10, 2026. It is listed under Torah. If you believe something here does not belong, tell us — every challenge is read by a person.
Get the week’s best, by email
One email a week — a handful of approved shiurim and music. No account needed.
Know a family who would use this? Give a Lehallel membership.