Easter Traditions
This animal delivers Easter eggs.
Easter Bunny
This baby animal says “peep peep” and is yellow.
Chick
These yellow flowers are a symbol of spring and start with “D.”
Daffodils
These marshmallow treats are shaped like chicks and bunnies.
Peeps
This day changes every year but is always celebrated on a Sunday between March 22 and April 25.
Easter
Kids often go on this activity to find hidden eggs.
Easter egg hunt
Frogs start as these swimming creatures.
Tadpoles
This part of a plant absorbs water from the soil.
Roots
This candy is known for its fruity jelly center.
Jelly beans
You might jump in these after it rains.
Puddles
Eggs are often decorated using this colorful liquid.
Dye
This insect turns into a butterfly.
Caterpillar
April showers bring May… what?
Flowers
This brand is famous for peanut butter eggs.
Reese's
This spring activity involves flying something high in the sky on a string.
Flying a kite
This sweet bread often has a cross on top and is eaten at Easter.
Hot cross buns
This fluffy animal is often associated with spring and wool.
Lamb
This process is when plants make their own food using sunlight.
Photosynthesis
This animal-shaped chocolate is popular at Easter.
Chocolate bunny
A group of rabbits living together is sometimes called this.
Colony
This island is in the Pacific and has nearly 1,000 monumental stones.
Easter Island
These buzzing insects help flowers grow.
Bees
This season comes right after winter.
Spring
This vegetable is often said to be a bunny’s favorite candy
This condition affects many people in spring and causes sneezing from pollen.
Allergies