Three matzot            Two for lehem mishneh           [illustration]
                        and one for lehem oni.
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Shankbone               In memory of the                [illustration]
                        Pesach sacrifice,
                        offered in the Temple.
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Egg                     In memory of the Haggigah       [illustration]
                        sacrifice offered in the
                        Temple.
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Maror                   In memory of the bitter life    [illustration]
(Bitter Herbs)          of the Israelites in Egypt.

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Haroset                 In memory of the 'cement'       [illustration]
                        used by the Israelites in
                        building work for the
                        Egyptians.
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Karpas                  Reference to the barley         [illustration]
(Greens)                harvest festival, and so that
                        children should ask!

Exercises for younger children:

Make a transparency or a wall chart from this table.

Use as a memory game by putting items on a Seder plate and covering them with a cloth after 30 seconds. You can add other items, such as: wine cup, salt water, Elijah's cup, copy of the Haggadah, by setting them all on a larger tray -- this will give 10 items in all.

Participants have one minute to write down as many items as they can remember. Everyone gets one point per correct answer.

Whoever has the most points then has to explain aloud the meaning of any one item to double their score. Anyone else who can explain another two items correctly can double their score.

A third person who can explain a further three items correctly can double their score.

A fourth person who can explain the last four items correctly can double their score.