Here are a few fantastic Easter sites.
And since we are talking about chickens, here's a rather interesting article on "Why did the Chicken cross the road?".
Yes! that old chestnut. It, once again, shows teachers know what they're talking about.

The animated gif was rather fun to make. Check out the versions the kiddos made, ovals, a triangle and
2 circles.

Check out their great Easter card. There are lots of great ideas on the Krokotak site, this is just one of the. Based on draing a circle for younger grades, and the final look is splendid. Check out the other great Krokotak ideas for Easter as well.
A great twist Easter Egg dying that is sure to be a hit. A variation of Chinese tea eggs with a easy and simple method.

What kid doesn’t love helping with Easter egg decorations? Here are some seriously fun Easter egg decorating ideas ranging from dying with simple rubber bands all the way to using baking soda to create an egg volcano.

In this video tutorial, you will learn how to fold these cute origami Easter bunnies. They are so easy to fold even for small children. They will have lots of fun doing it.

TIME & DATE is a great site for researching celebrations around the world. Some great information about Easter Celebrations in Australia also search the site for celebrations aroun the world.

Easter How do we determine when to celebrate Easter? The significance of the Easter Holiday around the world. Lots of info and videos
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