🐰 Bunny Business
What animal was originally associated with delivering Easter eggs before the Easter Bunny became popular?
What is The Easter Fox (in parts of Germany)?
What migratory bird is traditionally said to “announce” spring when it returns in March?
What is The American Robin?
Baby rabbits are called this _____.
What are kits (or kittens)?
A popular marshmallow candy shaped like chicks and bunnies.
What are Peeps?
Which flower is most associated with Easter?
What is The Lily?
What flower is most associated with April due to its long-standing symbolism of rebirth?
What is The Daisy?
The first day of spring is called the spring ______.
What is the equinox (Vernal equinox, March equinox, or Spring equinox)?
What is the most popular Easter candy in the U.S.?
What are Reese’s Peanut Butter Eggs?
Which U.S. President started the annual White House Easter Egg Roll?
Who is Rutherford B. Hayes?
Which insect species begins its major population boom in May, often multiplying weekly?
What are Mosquitoes?
Which country started the tradition of the Easter Bunny?
What is Germany?
This spice-flavored cake, often topped with cream cheese frosting and tiny candy decorations, is popular in springtime
What is Carrot Cake?
In which country is Easter Monday celebrated with a water‑splashing tradition?
What is Poland?
Which fruit is at its peak season in May and was once considered a luxury in Europe?
What are Strawberries?
These flowers are often the first to bloom in spring (yellow).
What are daffodils?
These egg-shaped candies have a crunchy sugar shell and a soft, creamy center, often in pastel colors and are usually only sold around easter time.
What are Cadbury Mini Eggs?
What percentage of people eat the ears of a chocolate bunny first?
Roughly 75%
What astronomical event occurs in June and marks the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere?
What is The summer solstice?
What famous festival celebrates spring in Japan with cherry blossoms?
What is Hanami?
Each year in the U.S around 16 million of these candies are consumed.
What are jelly beans?