Name one Easter tradition.
Open answer
Chocolate that is in the shape of a specific animal.
Chocolate rabbit
The biblical event Easter celebrates.
Jesus' resurrection
This mythical rabbit brings children candy and small gifts the night before Easter.
The Easter rabbit/bunny
Fill in the blanks: P _ ra _ e (a procession of people usually in costume)
Parade
When you meet your family for a meal on this holiday.
***DOUBLE JEOPARDY***
Name TWO types of meat that are traditionally eaten on Easter.
Lamb and ham
Name ONE day that occurs in Holy Week (the week leading up to Easter).
Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, or Holy Saturday
This cartoon rabbit is known for chomping loudly on carrots.
Bugs Bunny
Fill in the blanks: T _ li _ (it's a type of flower)
Tulip
Container that holds candy/toys, small things that the Easter bunny has brought.
Easter basket
Marshmallow treat that comes in the shape of chicks or rabbits for Easter. They have a coating of colored sugar.
Peeps
The name of the fasting period that Easter breaks/ends.
Lent
This literary (and Disney movie) rabbit is elderly and very stressed. Known for the line, "I'm late! I'm late! For a very important date!"
The White Rabbit
Fill in the blanks: D _ c _ l _ ng (a baby spring animal)
Duckling
Egg hunt
Small chewy candies that are brightly colored, come in many different flavors, and are oval.
Jellybeans
The reason that chicks, eggs, rabbits, flowers are associated with the holiday.
Celebration of spring OR being able to eat eggs after fasting period
This rabbit is the protagonist in a famous children's book series and he shares the name of a Disney character that lives in Neverland.
Peter Rabbit
Fill in the blanks: D _ f _ o _ _ l (a type of flower)
Daffodil
Egg dyeing/coloring
A form of bread that usually has raisins in it and a sweet icing on top.
How the date of Easter is determined.
The first Sunday after the first full moon after the spring equinox
This bright pink rabbit advertises batteries. He carries a drum.
The Energizer Bunny
Fill in the blanks: S_ r_ _ g T_ m _ (this time of year)
Spring Time