Spring
Bunnys
Candy
Traditions
Hodge Podge
100
This season follows spring
Summer
100
The name of the bunny in the song, "Here comes _____________, hoppin' down the bunny trail."
Peter Cottontail
100
The red jelly bean which is this flavor is the favorite among kids.
Cherry
100
Traditionally, families in the US hide these with treats in them for the kids to find.
Easter Eggs
100
This president was assassinated on November 1963.
John F. Kennedy
200
These "twisters" are prevalent in the spring.
Tornados
200
The Easter Bunny brings these for children on Easter morning.
Baskets with candy in them.
200
This is the part of the chocolate bunny that most people eat first.
His ears.
200
Many families color these with the kids at Easter for fun.
Eggs
200
60 minutes is equal to this many hours.
One
300
If a groundhog does not see his shadow on Groundhog Day Spring will come early or late?
Early
300
The Easter bunny is thought to be this color.
White
300
The popular Peeps are made of this coated in sugar.
Marshmallow
300
This is the day of the week on which Easter is celebrated.
Sunday
300
This is another name for a church bench.
Pew
400
This bird with a red belly is associated with spring.
Robin
400
True or false: The rabbit's teeth never stop growing.
True
400
Easter is second to this holiday in candy sales.
Halloween
400
This flower is the symbol for Easter.
Easter Lily
400
To "pop the question" means this.
To propose to someone
500
An increase of pollen causes this in many people in the spring.
Allergies.
500
True or False: Rabbits like to be alone.
False. They are very social animals.
500
The Cadbury Egg looks like it has this inside.
Egg yolk
500
The Friday before Easter is called this.
Good Friday
500
When someone doesn't answer people ask if this type of animal got their tongue.
A cat