Friday Fun: Easter
- SproutEd Team

- Apr 9, 2023
- 1 min read

Easter has its roots in the ancient traditions of the Jewish people, linked to the Jewish holidays of Passover. Those of the Christian faith believe that Jesus was crucified and buried during the celebration of Passover, and his resurrection on the third day after his death is seen as the fulfillment of the promise of salvation that is central to the Christian faith. Over time though, Easter has evolved and taken on various forms in different cultures and regions. In many countries, Easter is marked with the exchange of Easter eggs & a visit from the Easter Bunny - secular traditions.
Dig a Little Deeper
Easter has different meanings for different people all over the world; take some time to make it yours!
You might like to:
Attend a church service, event or gathering.
Learn more about the history and origins of Easter for different religions or cultures and how it is celebrated across the world.
Go on an Easter Egg Hunt, or even make your own Easter chocolates or treats!
Have an Easter-themed party or picnic.
Make some Easter-themed crafts or do some Easter-themed experiments (e.g. dying eggs with natural dyes).
Some ready-made fun:
Easter Unit by Blessed Homeschool.
Easter Facts for Kids - YouTube.
Extraordinary Eggs from For the Love of Homeschooling (free this week).



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