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Easter

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When you think of Easter, you think of...

egg hunting!



Easter-challenge

How many golden eggs can you find in this lesson?

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Wat weet jij van Pasen?

EASTER

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How many eggs do you eat at Easter?

The world record for eating eggs is held by Joey Chestnut.

The American ate 141 eggs!

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Easter facts

Round 1

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Easter is a Christian holiday.

What is celebrated at Easter?

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Jesus is born

B

Jesus rises from the dead

C

Jesus goes to his father in heaven

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Jesus is crucified

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"At Easter, it is celebrated that I am alive again.
According to the story in the Bible, I died on Good Friday on the cross. My followers were deeply saddened. Three days later, I came back to life. That had to be celebrated! We celebrate at Easter with new life, hope, and a new beginning."

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Easter falls on a different date each year.

When do we celebrate Easter?

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The first Sunday after the first full moon in spring

B

The first Sunday after finding the first lapwing egg

C

On the first Sunday of the fourth month of the year

D

On the first Monday with new moon

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Which day comes directly before
Easter Sunday?

A

Good Friday

B

Ascension Day

C

Whitsun

D

Christmas Eve

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"Why is my day of death called Good Friday?
My death had an important purpose: with it, I took away the sins of all people and they could start anew. I essentially sacrificed myself to give all people on earth a new chance. That's why my day of death is indeed a good day."

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How many Easter eggs does a child typically receive at Easter in the UK?

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Why do you think eggs are a symbol of Easter?

Eieren staan voor nieuw leven, een nieuw begin.

Easter fun

Round 2

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Where does the Easter Bunny come from according to an old story?

Belgium

Sweden

Italy

Germany

Drag the Easter egg to the correct country.





Voor de docent


Instructie zonder device

Haal om de beurt een leerling naar voren.

Laat, net als bij memory, steeds twee hotspots openen. Één hotspot met een emoji, één hotspot met een ei.


Hebben zij de juiste combinatie, altijd bestaand uit een verhaal en een ei met overeenkomstige emoji, dan verslepen ze deze naar het ei met dezelfde versiering.

TIP 1: Maak er een groepsuitdaging van door de klas op te dragen met zo min mogelijk beurten de opdracht te maken.

Een timer aan de slide toevoegen kan ook voor extra spanning en betrokkenheid zorgen. 

TIP 2: Verdeel de klas in twee teams die tegen elkaar strijden.


Instructie met device

Laat de leerlingen in tweetallen spelen.

Om de beurt openen zij, net als bij memory, steeds twee hotspots. Één hotspot met een emoji, één hotspot met een ei.


Hebben zij de juiste combinatie, altijd bestaand uit een verhaal en een ei met overeenkomstige emoji, dan verslepen ze deze naar het ei met dezelfde versiering.

TIP 1: Geef aan dat degene die de meeste paren weet te maken het spel wint.

TIP 2: Vertel dat het tweetal dat de minste beurten nodig heeft wint.


Which famous American tradition happens every year at the White House?

A

The Hop 'n Run

B

Crack-an-Egg Contest

C

Easter Egg Roll

D

Little Chicks on Parade

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How tall was the largest chocolate Easter egg ever?

Eieren staan voor nieuw leven, een nieuw begin.


According to a recent survey, how much do consumers typically spend per person during Easter?

A

£20–£30

B

£37–£53

C

£60–£75

D

£80–£100

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What do we eat at Easter?

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Write down as many different types of

'Easter foods' as possible with each other.

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Easter eggs

Round 3

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International Easter Eggs

Drag the Easter eggs to the correct country.










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What was the least favourite chocolate Easter egg flavour in the UK last year?


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The word 'Easter' probably comes from an ancient spring goddess.

What was her name?

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Hera

B

Eostre

C

Freya

D

Prima Vera

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United Kingdom

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France

3

Germany

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United States

5

Italy


These 5 countries have the highest Easter egg consumption.

Order them from most to least.

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This chocolate egg is most likely to be found reduced in price after Easter.

Which is it?

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Galaxy

B

Bounty

C

Reese's Pieces

D

Smarties

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Easter travels

Round 4

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In which country is Easter not celebrated?

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The Philipines

B

North Korea

C

Spain

D

Brazil

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Religious holidays are hardly celebrated in North Korea.
Easter is not celebrated either.

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Throwing pots out of the window is an Easter tradition most famously associated with the Greek island of Corfu.

This tradition, 'Botides', takes place on the Saturday before Easter at exactly 11:00 am.

The reasons behind this custom are:

  • Welcoming spring and renewal: The tradition symbolises breaking the old to welcome the new, which perfectly aligns with spring and the resurrection of Jesus.

  • Shards bring luck: Breaking the earthenware pots (pitchers) is meant to ward off bad luck and bring good fortune and prosperity for the coming year.

  • Making noise: The loud noise of the breaking pots is traditionally seen as a way to chase away evil spirits.

Corfu
Botides
spring
bad luck
evil spirits
Crete
Ostrakon
the first lambs
fertility
bad weather


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In Australia, they sometimes use a different animal than the Easter bunny.
Which animal?

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Kangaroo

B

Wombat

C

Koala

D

Bilby

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The bilby is a small marsupial from Australia. It has large ears, a long nose, and a pouch in which it carries its young.
In Australia, people use the bilby as a symbol of Easter, because rabbits cause a lot of damage to the environment there and bilbies are an endangered species.

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Red stands for the blood of Jesus and is a sign of new life and resurrection.

Where do they dye Easter eggs red?

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Turkey

B

Portugal

C

Noorway

D

Greece

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It runs from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday.

What is 'Holy Week' called

in Spain?

A

Semana Feliz

B

Semana de Pascua

C

Semana Santa

D

Semana de Cristo

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Easter thought

Round 5

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Easter celebrates a new beginning.

What was a new beginning in your life?

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What does the word

'resurrection' mean?

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Going on holiday

B

Being born

C

Come back to life

D

Feeling confident

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Why do people often celebrate after a difficult period?

Eieren staan voor nieuw leven, een nieuw begin.

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The food

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The chocolate eggs

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Being together

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The days off

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Egg Hunting

What do you like most about Easter?

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Your school wants to start its own Easter tradition.

What would you come up with for that?


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