Pesach Sticker Puzzle

Turn Passover learning into an interactive, hands-on experience with the Pesach Sticker Puzzle—a colorful, tactile activity that brings the Seder story and its symbols to life. This themed sticker puzzle offers a thoughtful way for families and classrooms to engage with the holiday in a meaningful, kid-friendly format.

What’s inside

Bright Pesach-themed stickers paired with a simple puzzle board invite kids to place symbols like matzah, items on the Seder plate, Elijah’s Cup, the Four Cups, and traditional symbols such as maror, karpas, and charoset. The result is a cohesive, visual scene that reinforces memory recall and recognition of Passover elements.

Key benefits

• Supports early learning by linking vivid imagery to the Passover narrative and Seder symbols.
• Develops fine motor skills through careful peeling, placing, and arranging of stickers.
• Fosters family discussion and storytelling as kids explain what each symbol represents.
• Durable, kid-friendly design made for repeated use during the Passover season.

Ideal uses

Perfect for family Seder prep, classroom activity stations, or homeschooling sessions. Use during Passover-themed lessons, party activities, or quiet-time learning to keep little hands engaged while adults guide the storytelling.

Why this stands out

The Pesach Sticker Puzzle focuses on meaningful holiday imagery rather than generic puzzles, making it a delightful bridge between play and purpose. Its answers and symbols are instantly recognizable to those familiar with Pesach, helping children connect the visuals to the Exodus narrative in a tangible way. The compact, reusable format means you can revisit the activity year after year as part of your Passover traditions.

How to get the most out of it

1. Set up a calm workspace and introduce the key Pesach symbols featured on the stickers.
2. Encourage kids to place stickers to complete the scene, then briefly discuss what each symbol means in the Seder.
3. Reuse the puzzle layout to reinforce memory, storytelling, or counting activities during future Passover seasons.