Name:
Easter around the World!
Hold down the Ctrl key and click on the link to start your travels:
http://images.ibsys.com/sh/idi/holidays/easter/images/content_easteraroundth
eworld_flash.swf?sitenamehere=KTBS.com&sitekeyhere=ktbs
Germany
Germans enjoy a special feast complete with colored eggs
and a cake shaped like a ( ).
France
Parents tell their children that the bells fly off between Good
Friday and Easter Sunday. Where do the bells fly off to?
Italy
Agnellino ( ) is universally popular for Easter dinner.
Children enjoy treats like ( ) made from rich bread and
decorated with colored Easter egg candies
Mexico
Many communities enact the ( ) with high-quality sets,
costumes and staging, and actors practicing nearly a fullyear ahead of time.
Romania
Easter in Romania marks a new beginning – not just in the
belief of Christ’s rising from the dead but also in the ( ).
Australia
In Australia, Easter celebrates the end of ( ) instead of the
beginning of spring.
Australians prefer the ( ) as a symbol of Easter.
Greece
In Greece, people exchange ( ) to honor the blood of Christ.
In Roman Empire times, people would paint eggs in bright
colors to represent ( ).
Once you’ve filled in all the answers, ask your teacher to help you print
this worksheet.
Then, go here to play some Easter games:
http://interactivesites.weebly.com/easter.html
(Don’t forget to Ctrl and click!)
©Maria Waltner, Welcome to the Nerd Lab, TeachersPayTeachers 2016