Passover Tweets – er, Treats – er, Tweets

[cross-posted from jlearn2.0] What’s new for Pesach this year?

Here are a few fun morsels to leaven liven up the holiday!

• Tweet the Exodus – fun, creative, and a cool model for role playing using Twitter, this is a season highlight! Check it out, even if you’ve never tweeted before – just follow along. As they say, “Relive the Exodus from Egypt, one tweet at a time. The story comes to life between March 16-29.” Check out the recent article, “Passover Meets Twitter,” in the Wall Street Journal, March 17, 2010.
  
• Projecting Freedom: Cinematic Projections of the Haggadah – 14 short videos corresponding to the individual steps of the Haggadah, offering visual commentary on the Passover story; a project of the Skirball Center for Adult Jewish Learning and the Covenant Foundation; just launched – look for it!
• Creative Seders – crowd source ideas on a Google doc! Take it out for a spin and add your own!
  
• Legacy Heritage’s Smart Board Jewish Educational Database: Pesach Lessons – teacher submitted, downloadable resources for use with SmartBoards
• Torah Aura’s Passover resources – games, activities, and resources for the holiday
  
• iMah Nishtanah – iPhone/ iPod touch app by Behrman House
• BabagaNewz’s Pesach Central – resources galore for kids, teachers, and parents
• MyJewishLearning: Passover – articles, recipes, seder ideas; don’t miss out on their Best Seder Ever contest – the deadline is March 22, 5pm ET – can’t wait to see the entries!
  
• Jacob Richman’s Hot List of Passover Sites – Jacob’s growing list of holiday resources, including links to games and fun stuff for kids of all ages
• JVibe’s Counting of the (H)Omer Calendar - a staple. a classic. a calendar.
• The Open Source Haggadah Project – create your own customized Haggadah
  
• The Four Questions in Klingon – an oldie but goodie, and yes, continues to prove that there is something for everyone
  

Not to be forgotten, of course, is last season’s fave, Moses is Departing Egypt: A Facebook Haggadah. Alas, the link seems to be itself departed – anyone have a current one?

Any other faves out there? Share yours!