Although by no means a comprehensive list (or even necessarily the best of what's out there), here are a few gems that I've discovered over the past few days while researching the previous posts (in no particular order):
- Eliezer Segel's modern classic "Uncle Eli's Special-for-Kids Most Fun Ever Under-the-Table Passover Haggadah" is written in the style of Dr. Seuss and provides brief, straightforward explanations of all the seder rituals and Hebrew terms.
- Dr. Barry Dov Lerner's jewishfreeware.org has a hosts a variety of downloadable Passover texts, including a variety of haggadas, a songbook, and a handy guide to creating your own "heirloom family haggadah."
- The Jewish Agency for Israel hosts an astonishingly comprehensive variety of educational resources for Passover, and in five languages.
- Rabbi Mark Zimmerman at SiddurAudio.com provides (Ashkenazi style) audio clips for most of the prayers and songs of the seder.
- And finally, among the many Passover resources of the Distance Learning project of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America is Dr. Steve Brown's guide to leading a Passover seder based on his many years of experience leading model seders.
Happy Passover, everyone!
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Good stuff! Here's another site with recordings of seder songs. It also lists them with the corresponding pages in some of the major haggadot out there.
http://www.judaism.com/digital_haggadah/
Thanks for posting these! The kids' haggadah looks fun.
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