Easter "B"reak
In My Basket
Easter Gifts
Easter Egg Hunt
Famous Rabbits
100

Synonyms include Rabbit and hare.

Bunny

100

Dyed, Reese's, or Cadbury

Eggs

100

Many children might pull strings to receive this flying object for Easter.

Kite

100

Encased in glass that is very thick,
you can find the egg by the doc of 1776.

The Declaration of Independence

100

He was friends with Bambi.

Thumper

200

A woven container set out in hopes to be filled with Easter candy.

Basket

200

Brach's, Jolly Ranchers, but Starburst are the best.

Jelly Beans

200

Hope you can Handle" the bars on this peddler.

Bike

200

Shhhhhh, I'll never tell where the egg went.
Miranda will tell you its under this amendment.

5th

200

What's up, Doc?

Bugs Bunny

300

Before you dye Easter eggs, you should prepare them this way.

Boiled

300

Friends, Marshmallows, or spies

Peeps

300

It's big and round and if you don't do it right it will end up on the ground.

Hula-Hoop

300

Headed North staying hidden from plain view,
Harriet Tubman knows where to find the egg. Do you?

Underground Railroad

300

Get out of Mr. McGregor's garden!

Peter Rabbit

400

Many people read from this book on Easter.

The Bible

400

White, Dark, and sometimes shaped like a rabbit.

Chocolate

400

Pathway markers that rhyme.

Sidewalk Chalk

400

Look along this trail to find the eggs I hide.
Traveled by Native Americans where many of them died.

Trail of Tears

400

The Pink Battery Drummer.

The Energizer Bunny

500

These are sometimes worn to church on Easter by ladies and girls.

Bonnets

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Turf, Sod, Prairie

Grass

500

1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100

Money

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An egg could be hiding right beneath your feet.

At the for corners where these 4 states meet.

Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Colorado
500

He was framed!

Roger Rabbit