Dayenu!
Subtitle: A Passover haggadah for families and children
By: by Carol Boyd Leon ; Illustrated by Gwen Connelly.
Contributors: Connelly, Gwen.
Publisher: KTAV Pub. House
Published: 2008
Place of publication: [Jersey City, N.J.]
Format: Paperback; Hardcover
Number of pages: 32
ISBN-13: 9781602800397; 9781602800410
Subjects: Haggadah -- Adaptations -- Juvenile literature; Seder -- Juvenile literature; Passover -- Juvenile literature
Genres: Juvenile literature.
Other titles: Haggadah. English & Hebrew. Selections.
First sentence: We're glad that spring has now arrived.
Nature seems to come alive...
Description: This haggadah will keep children from preschool through around grade 3 involved and interested; in fact, the seder will be a joyous experience for everyone seated around the seder table -- or use the book before the holiday begins for its maggid, the story part of the seder, to get children acquainted or reacquainted with the holiday.  Available with or without narrated music CD.  The CD is necessary to learn some of the wonderful new easy-to-sing songs.  Can be purchased from www.carolboydleon.com or www.ktav.com

Here are a few reviews:

Purchased the new Dayenu! Haggadah and CD from Ktav and it is excellent with snappy tunes that children can easily learn. A must for every music teacher, Cantor and religious school.  Yasher Koach,  -- Cantor Jack Korbman, Adath Shalom Synagogue, Morris Plains, NJ  (March 25, 2009)

New Passover Resources
By Rahel Musleah for Jewish Woman
Spring 2009
Are you looking for a new Haggadah that will involve preschoolers? Dayenu! A Passover Haggadah for Families and Children, by childhood educator and composer Carol Boyd Leon may be the answer to your quest. Leon retells the story concisely, yet engagingly, doing a superb job of explaining the ceremonial foods and rituals. She also encourages role-playing for Moses, Miriam, Pharaoh and other Seder figures and has written catchy songs throughout. The Haggadah is available alone or with an accompanying CD

My boys (even though they can't read yet) want to read through the book as if it were a picture book.  When we get to the "blue parts" (song lyrics) I sing the songs and they sing along too.  They are already so familiar with the story-- it's become a favorite!  Our seder guests will be so impressed! -- Ellie Moses Schuchman, Silver Spring, MD  (March 9, 2009)
Notes: Text in English; portions of the Haggadah in Hebrew and romanized Hebrew with English translation.