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#EASTER QUIZ FOR KIDS TV#

The White House Annual Easter Egg Roll Origin

White Easter Lilies are often displayed during this season in homes and all-around churches.Lamb is a traditional Easter food and you will find most families tend to serve this dish for dinner.The Easter Bunny hiding eggs also represents new life. Rabbits are known to give birth to huge litters and so, they became the traditional symbol of new life.Nowadays, you will find Easter eggs colored in a variety of shades and hues – beyond red – but the tradition is still the same. People used to paint all eggs the color red which symbolized His death and resurrection. Her symbols were a hare and an egg.īut the tradition of painting eggs has nothing to do with the spring goddess and everything to do with Jesus. The Meaning Behind Easter’s Symbolsĭo you know where the name Easter comes from? It’s actually derived from the Pre-Christian goddess of spring and renewal, Eostre.

Fire, lights, and candles are a big part of the way those in Israel celebrate Easter.Įvery country has its own traditions, and isn’t it great? Learning more about other cultures will help your kids understand the world around them.

This is to honor and mourn the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.

On Good Friday, all church bells stop for three days in France.

If you visit Portugal, you will find the population celebrates by making or eating a sweet bread called Folar da Pascoa.

It symbolizes breaking with the old way and starting a new beginning.

In Greece, people throw pots and pans out of their houses on Holy Saturday and smash plates on the street.

This takes place the Monday after Easter and is referred to as the “Sprinkling.”

In Hungary, there is a tradition where boys sprinkle perfume or water over girls’ heads.

In Sweden and Finland, children dress up as Easter witches and go from house to house showing/giving their artwork in exchange for candy (sound familiar?).

In Bermuda, they eat fish cakes, hot cross buns, and fly kites during the Easter weekend.

It’s interesting to read how different countries celebrate Easter in their own unique way.

Easter is celebrated differently in more than 95 countries Let’s break down ten things you didn’t know about this important Christian holiday, but with a fun spin for kids. 10 Easter Facts For KidsĮven though Christmas gets the most attention, Easter is the celebration of Jesus’ resurrection and so, it’s the season that should be most revered. You can find our Chinese New Year Song by clicking here.With Easter just around the corner, I thought it would be fun to round up 10 Easter facts for kids to help kickstart a conversation about the most important Christian holiday on the calendar.

#EASTER QUIZ FOR KIDS TV#

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