The document lists and describes the fourteen steps of the Passover Seder in order. It explains that each step is called a "siman" (sign or symbol) and gives the Hebrew name and short description of what occurs at each step, from Kaddesh (reciting kiddush) to Nirtzah (the wrap-up sing-along). It concludes by wishing the reader a happy Passover.

1. Who Knows Fourteen?
?‫ארבעה עשר מי יודע‬

2. I know fourteen.

3. fourteen are the simanim
of the Seder.

4. The Wha?!

5. The simanim ‫:סימנים‬
The easy-to-remember names
given to each step of the Seder.

6. You see, seder means order;
and the seder night is all about
doing things in order.

7. And this is how it goes:

8. ‫קדש‬
(1) KADDESH - reciting the kiddush

9. ‫ורחץ‬
(2) U'RCHATZ - washing your hands (first time)

10. ‫כרפס‬
(3) KARPAS - dipping the vegetable in salt water

11. ‫יחץ‬
(4) YACHATZ - breaking the matzah in two

12. ‫מגיד‬
(5) MAGGID - reading the haggadah

13. ‫רחצה‬
(6) RACHTZA - washing your hands (second time)

14. ‫מוציא מצה‬
(7) MOTZEE MATZAH - eating the matzah

15. ‫מרור‬
(8) MAROR - eating the bitter herb

16. ‫כורך‬
(9) KORECH - the matzah & bitter herb sandwich

17. ‫שולחן עורך‬
(10) SHULCHAN ORECH - the meal

18. ‫צפון‬
(11) TZAFOON - eating the afikoman

19. ‫ברך‬
(12) BARECH - the grace after meal

20. ‫הלל‬
(13) HALLEL - singing the praise

21. ‫נרצה‬
(14) NIRTZAH - wrap-up sing-along

22. HAPPY PASSOVER!
!‫חג פסח כשר ושמח‬
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