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Celebrate the Passover and Easter On the Internet
by Robin Nobles
The first night of Passover is on March 31 this year, with Good Friday
on April 2, and Easter on April 4. Visit the Internet to find some
holiday recipes, to learn craft ideas and activities for children, or
to send virtual holiday greeting cards.
Did you know that the first Easter baskets were made to look like
bird's nests? Or, that the date of Passover is variable since it's
dependent on the phases of the moon? Learn Easter facts, play a "Roll
a Virtual Easter Egg" game, or paint an Easter egg online at The
Easter Pages.
http://www.happy-easter.com/
Another website that's loaded with the history of Easter is Easter on
the Net. Learn the significance of Easter colors, download Easter
movies, print out pictures to color, or learn how to create a torn
paper Easter bunny, a craft project for kids.
http://www.holidays.net/easter/
At Carolyn's Universe--He is Risen, you'll learn the legend of the
dogwood, the legend of the butterfly, and all about the Easter lily.
This is a beautiful site to discover the true meaning of Easter,
though its heavy graphics make it a little slow to load.
http://www.carolynsuniverse.com/easter.html
Would your children enjoy coloring an Easter village, complete with 15
buildings, 6 rabbits, and a landscape section? At Absolutely Easter,
you'll find the village, as well as online quizzes and other paper
crafts.
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/7134/Easter/
Hot cross buns are traditionally served on Good Friday and during the
Lenten season. Find the recipe at Rosie's Easter Basket, as well as
craft ideas such as Stringy Eggs or Eggshell Mosaics. Learn about
natural dyes for Easter eggs, or some unusual ways to decorate your
eggs.
http://www.night.net/easter/
For more Easter recipes, visit Eggs-Otis Easter:
http://www.invision.net/easter/easter_inside.html
At Passover on the Net, you'll learn that Passover is the 8-day
observance commemorating the freedom of the Israelites from
Egypt during the reign of the Pharaoh Ramses II. Learn about the
Passover Seder, which is the main event of the holiday, with its
special foods and customs. The site even features free online greeting
cards.
http://www.holidays.net/passover/
Visit the Passover 1999 Holiday Guide to read the story of Password
and to learn more about this special holiday.
http://www.chabad.org/pesach/
For Passover recipes, visit Kosher Cooking - Passover Recipes:
http://www.marketnet.com/mktnet/kosher/
recipes/passover/index.html
Finally, at Virtual Jerusalem, you'll find Passover recipes and a
special section for kids, and you'll learn why Pesach is such an
important holiday to the Jewish people.
http://www.vjholidays.com/pessach/
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Robin writes newspaper columns that offer tours of the Internet. Her newspaper columns are published in several newspapers and magazines across the South. She also teaches online courses in search engine marketing strategies at the Academy of Web Specialists.
She has co-written the books "Maximize Web Site Traffic, Build Web Site Traffic Fast and Free by Optimizing Search Engine Placement" and "Web Site Analysis and Reporting".
She can be reached at robin@robinsnest.com or through her website: Robin's Nest for Writers - http://www.robinsnest.com/
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