Candy
The marshmallow candy, often shaped like chicks or bunnies.
Peeps
This food item is often decorated on Easter.
Egg
True or False: Easter is the holiday where the most candy is consumed.
FALSE. After Halloween, Easter is the holiday where the most candy is consumed.
What historical event does Easter celebrate?
The resurrection of Jesus Christ
Reese's candy is often shaped like this Easter object.
Egg
This animal is the main symbol of Easter.
True or False: The largest Easter egg hunt was held in Florida in 2007.
TRUE
Easter is always on what day of the week?
Sunday
The Easter bunny candy is made out of this.
Chocolate
This is a traditional game that is played on Easter in the United States.
Easter egg hunt
True or False: Easter is the second most popular holiday for attending church.
FALSE. Easter is the most popular holiday for attending church.
During the largest Easter egg hunt, this many eggs were hidden.
500,000
Peeps are covered in this ingredient.
Sugar
This is used to decorate churches on Easter and represents the coming of Spring.
Flowers
True or False: Easter is only celebrated in America and Europe.
FALSE, Easter is celebrated in every continent.
Name 3 things people do on Easter in the United States.
Attend a special church service
Decorate Eggs
Participate in an Easter Egg Hunt
Get Easter Baskets
Spend time with family
This gelatin candy is also popular on Easter and kind of looks like a mini egg.
Jelly Bean
This item is often filled with treats and given to children on Easter.
Easter basket?
True or False: The legend of the Easter bunny is believed to have originated in Germany.
True
Easter eggs are often decorated by doing this.
Dyeing them or painting them.