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I'm one of the symbols of Easter. I bring Easter eggs.
Easter bunny
We're hard-boiled. People decorate us before Easter.
Easter eggs
I'm a special container used in Easter celebrations. People put Easter food in me and then take me to food blessings on Holy Saturday in some countries.
Easter basket
I'm a little yellow animal. I hatch from a hen's egg.
Easter chick
I'm a white animal. I symbolise Jesus and his sacrifice.
Easter lamb
We are tall yellow spring flowers that are like trumpets in shape.
Daffodils
We are brown, oval and sweet. Children love eating us at Easter time.
Chocolate eggs
We are small and sweet. We are soft in the middle and covered with hard sugar on the outside. We come in many different colours and flavours.
Jelly beans
I'm one of the seasons when the trees turn green and flowers bloom.
spring
We're small sweet bread rolls that contain currants and have a cross on top. People eat us in the UK around Easter.
Hot cross buns
I'm rectangular or square. I'm made of paper. People send me to their families and friends to wish them Happy Easter.
Easter card
I'm a game in which children look for hidden Easter eggs.
Easter egg hunt
I'm a traditional symbolic decoration people take to church on 'Palm' Sunday.
Easter palm
I was placed on the head of Jesus during the events leading up to his crucifixion.
Crown of thorns
I'm a bank holiday in England, Wales and Ireland but not in Scotland.
Easter Monday
I'm the art of colouring eggs. Children love doing it at Easter.
Egg decorating / painting eggs
I'm the Friday before Easter Sunday.
Good Friday


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