Below are some of the Pesach programming Ideas which I hope to use while I am in St Petersburg. Please enjoy the resources you find, and if you use them please credit their creators. 

Pesach Songs: During the Pesach Seder there are a lot of traditional songs which we sing, generally they serve to liven up the seder, and offer an opportunity for everyone to be involved. Alongside the traditional songs, here you will find a selection of other songs which can be sung at your Pesach Seder to keep both adults and children entertained and interested. 

Other  Readings: There are a number of places during the Seder where we can add a new reading either because of our need to challenge a traditional passage, or because we want to add a new idea to the Seder. These readings can be added to your Seder either as part of the ceremony or purely for study alongside the Seder.   

The Unsedered Seder: The word seder itself means 'order', and it follows a very strict structure and process, but if you're choosing to have a second night seder why not try an unsedered seder. This will maintain all of the traditional elements of the seder, but the surprise and variety ensures that everyone is engaged for a second night of celebration.   

Omer Fun: On the second night of Pesach we begin the process of counting the Omer, there is a lot of opportunity for fun and education during the seven weeks which we count from Pesach until Shavuot. Here are a variety of ideas for Omer activities to be run with children of all ages.

Big Seders: This isn't an idea for your seder, but I found this on a few websites while researching Pesach on the web, and it made me laugh.