COcnny Passover Plagues Finger Puppets - 30pcs DIY Passover Toy Ten Plague Felt Hand Puppet Making Kit for Kids, Make Your Own Art Crafts Fingers Toys, Story Time Jewish Pesach Seder Supplies

Got this for a pre-Passover activity to keep younger kids occupied & in the Pesach mood!

This set of Passover finger puppets depicting the ten plagues that befell Egypt makes the Exodus story retold in the Haggadah come alive. Each finger puppet represents one of the biblical plagues in a concrete personalized way so that a child can participate in the Seder celebration.

These looked cute but when they arrived my kids weren't too excited about them although they usually like arts and crafts. There wasn't much to do to put these together so not really a challenge which they would have enjoyed. Nonetheless they worked as expected and were cute to use though next time around I'd purchase either a more complicated craft or more long lasting puppets...

These appear to be one-time use.You can peel back the sticker, and put them on your finger. I suppose that you could make them so that they slip on, and then they'd be reusable. You'd have to store them flat, which means they'd get creased.It's been my experience that folding sticker paper leads the backer to come off, and that's not good.

As we all know. The Passover Seder is long and can get boring for little littles (adults too, let's face it... It depends on who is in charge of it)... But this was a huge hit for both kids and adults. I will be making this a regular addition to our Passover traditions. They were so fun and easy to put together and very cool to play with during the part of the story that we talk about the plagues. I wish I had started doing this so many years ago!

These are super cute craft for kids. Mine had a great time putting them together. The felt faces take a little bit to rip out but once you've got it down, it's easy. The glue dots are very sticky but work well. My kids were busy working on these for about 30 minutes. Well worth it in my opinion and now we can use them for seder.

These are a great project to do with kids who may (or may not) be looking forward to the Passover Seder as it can be a long process, but it helps to have some props to make it a more engaging experience for the young ones. They will enjoy creating these puppets which they can then use during the festive meal.

I'm not going to lie. Got these for friends for a Passover party and we "adults" had a hilarious time playing plagues. I'm sure a child would like these too.