Easter

2. A place of worship where Christians attend services on Easter Sunday to celebrate Jesus’ resurrection.
5. A container often filled with Easter goodies like chocolate, eggs, and small gifts.
6. – A symbol of new life and rebirth; often used in Easter traditions like egg decorating and egg hunts.
8. The mythical creature that delivers eggs and treats to children on Easter.
10. A common treat given on Easter, often in the form of eggs or bunnies.
11. A feeling of optimism and faith, often tied to Easter’s religious significance.
12. – The act of rising from the dead; in Christianity, it refers to Jesus Christ's rising from the dead on Easter Sunday.
13. A popular Easter activity where children search for hidden eggs filled with treats or prizes.

1. – The season following winter, symbolizing renewal and growth, often associated with Easter.
3. The process of making something fresh or new again, symbolizing Easter’s theme of rebirth and resurrection.
4. Many people celebrate Easter with their loved ones, enjoying meals and traditions together.
7. Easter is celebrated on a Sunday, specifically the first Sunday after the first full moon following the spring equinox.
8. Flowers bloom in spring, representing new life and beauty, which are themes of Easter.
9. A feeling of happiness and delight, commonly associated with Easter celebrations.
10. – A joyful gathering or activity to mark a special occasion, such as Easter.