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 April 16 since the morning in Community Centre "Rimon" reigned joyful revival. At full speed went preparation to children's Seder.
For the holiday they began to prepare beforehand. The employees and volunteers of JCC have done the large work. Within the framework of celebration of Pesakh the competition of children's pictures passed. 11 cities of Kazakhstan took part in it.
 The parents and children carefully displayed on plates - extemporaneous Kiara - all necessary for Seder. Both maror, and haroset, as however and other obligatory components of celebratory meal, beforehand were prepared by careful hands of parental committee of the Children's centre "Osher": Natalie Trokhmchuk, Irina Berseneva, Gulya Musina, Julia Makarova.
 Katya Velicko with the grandmother have brought a bouquet from the first garden tulips, that has given to a holiday unique spring colour.
Everywhere reigned joyful revival, and was heard laughter. Already for a long time everyone feels in JCC "Rimon" as in home: well and cozy.
In the head of table traditionally stood Kiara, cup of Iliagu and laid Matza …
At last everything was ready.
 But that Seder has passed duly, children, having armed with plumelets and sheets of a paper, have begun to search for the rests hametz. Most active: Sofia Isaac-Zade, Natalie Tresvyatskaya and David Musin, have not remained without their young eyes, deserved by "vigilance," of gifts.
 Then began Seder itself. Children step by step, after the chief of the program Olga Drobnokhod have passed all stages of meal. The history of clearing of the Jewish people was told, 4 traditional questions are given, and was found hidden afikaman. The holiday turned out successful due to active support of parental committee and employees of JCC: the kind hostess-manager Inessa Chugainova and office - manager, smiling Yulia Akhmetova. The melodies of Passover this day have sounded due to cares of Marina Mainerman.
The holiday finished with excursion on an
exhibition of children's picture and hand-made articles "From a history Passover".
Olga Drobnokhod
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