The Hebrew word Passover. Seder derives from the same root as the Hebrew word .
means “order” and most often refers to the religious service and festive meal observed in Jewish households onJust as the siddur contains the order of daily prayers, Shabbat, and festival services, so is the Passover seder - and, in many Sephardic and Mizrahi communities, the Rosh HaShanah seder - a prescribed order of prayers, readings, symbolic explanations, and songs related to the holiday. The Passover seder is the only ritual meal in the Jewish calendar year for which such an order is prescribed, hence its name.
A seder can and should be interactive – encourage questioning, fun, and learning to ensure everyone from the youngest to the oldest at your table comes away with something new!