What is this?
a crown of thorns
When people started sending Easter cards in the 19th century, what animals did the cards use to have in them??
Baby sheep, rabbits or chickens
What do you call the Thursday before Good Friday?
Maundy Thursday
What are the forty days before Easter called?
Lent
What two ingredients are pankcakes usually eaten with in Britain?
lemone juice and sugar
What is the Friday before Easter Sunday called?
Good Friday
What is the first Sunday during the whole Easter week called?
Palm Sunday
What day does Lent begin?
On Ash Wednesday
What is traditionally eaten at Easter in the UK?
Hot cross buns
Why are eggs connected to Easter? What do they mean?
They mean spring and new life
On Easter Sunday, British children go on egg hunts around gardens or parks. Who hides the eggs?
The Easter Rabbit / The Easter Bunny
What is the day before Ash Wednesday called?
Pancakes Day
What are Easter bonnets?
Decorated hats
What is this type of street called?
Cobblestone