Springtime Fun

Easter Traditions

Passover Facts

Nature & Renewal

Symbols of the Season

100

What month does spring usually begin in the Northern Hemisphere?

March

100

What animal is said to bring Easter eggs? (two words)

Easter Bunny

100

What special book is read during the Passover Seder?

Haggadah

100

What kind of bird is known for returning in the spring?

Robin or Swallow

100

What do eggs often symbolize in spring and Easter?

New life

200

Name the holiday that celebrates flowers and workers, often in May.

May Day

200

What kind of sweet is often shaped like a chick or bunny?

Marshmallow Peeps

200

What bitter herb is eaten to symbolize the bitterness of slavery?

Maror

200

What’s the term for animals waking from winter sleep?

Hibernation ends

200

What color is often associated with renewal and growth?

Green

300

What’s the name of the event when day and night are equal in length?

Equinox

300

What do many children do with eggs at Easter?

Hunt for them / decorate them

300

How many plagues were there in the Passover story

Ten

300

What flower is often the first sign of spring?

Crocus, daffodil, or tulip

300

What item on the Passover plate symbolizes sacrifice?

Shank bone

400

What fruit is associated with spring blossoms and often used in pies?

Cherry

400

What is the name of the week leading up to Easter?

Holy Week

400

What is the name of the meal celebrated on the first night(s) of Passover?

Seder

400

What is the name of the process where plants grow from seeds?

Germination

400

What part of the egg is hidden and found during a Seder?

Afikoman

500

What holiday in March celebrates Irish culture and is known for shamrocks?

St. Patrick’s Day

500

What Christian event does Easter celebrate?

The resurrection of Jesus

500

What is the name of Moshe's mother

Bat'ya

500

What happens to snow in most places during spring?

It melts

500

On the Seder plate, what does charoset symbolize?

The mortar used by Hebrew slaves