The Jewish mystics of the 17th century, the Kabbalists, created a special ritual modeled after the Passover seder, to celebrate God's presence in nature. As with the Passover seder, the Tu BiSh'vat seder evolved to include four cups of wine, but in varying shades of red. Various fruits are also eaten. (Learn more about the history and rituals of the TuBiSh'vat seder.) Here are some seders for you to download and enjoy with your family or community.
Seder created by the RAC and NFTY
This multi-generational seder, although ready to use is easily
adaptable. It includes narration and congregational readings, Hebrew
text, transliteration and translation as well as song lyrics and
Children's Seder from Temple Shalom in Aberdeen, NJ Focuses on the environmental message of Tu BiSh'vat rather than the form of the Seder. Includes information about the 7 species, diverse flora and fauna, and gives examples of how kids can start saving the environment themselves.