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    Speak About The Picture. What Season Is It?: Easter Traditions

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    This document discusses Easter traditions and activities. It is about springtime as the season of Easter is mentioned. Common Easter traditions included are hiding and hunting for colored eggs, egg rolling races, and egg decorating. A poem is included that describes the spring weather. Words related to Easter symbols like eggs, rabbits, and chickens are provided to learn. The text explains that Easter falls on a Sunday after the first full moon of spring and is a holiday celebrating new life. Traditions mentioned include giving colored eggs, eating hot cross buns, and parades with flower-decorated ships. Questions at the end ask about decorating eggs, rooms, and Easter card traditions.

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    This document discusses Easter traditions and activities. It is about springtime as the season of Easter is mentioned. Common Easter traditions included are hiding and hunting for colored eggs, egg rolling races, and egg decorating. A poem is included that describes the spring weather. Words related to Easter symbols like eggs, rabbits, and chickens are provided to learn. The text explains that Easter falls on a Sunday after the first full moon of spring and is a holiday celebrating new life. Traditions mentioned include giving colored eggs, eating hot cross buns, and parades with flower-decorated ships. Questions at the end ask about decorating eggs, rooms, and Easter card traditions.

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    This document discusses Easter traditions and activities. It is about springtime as the season of Easter is mentioned. Common Easter traditions included are hiding and hunting for colored eggs, egg rolling races, and egg decorating. A poem is included that describes the spring weather. Words related to Easter symbols like eggs, rabbits, and chickens are provided to learn. The text explains that Easter falls on a Sunday after the first full moon of spring and is a holiday celebrating new life. Traditions mentioned include giving colored eggs, eating hot cross buns, and parades with flower-decorated ships. Questions at the end ask about decorating eggs, rooms, and Easter card traditions.

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    Speak About The Picture. What Season Is It?: Easter Traditions

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    This document discusses Easter traditions and activities. It is about springtime as the season of Easter is mentioned. Common Easter traditions included are hiding and hunting for colored eggs, egg rolling races, and egg decorating. A poem is included that describes the spring weather. Words related to Easter symbols like eggs, rabbits, and chickens are provided to learn. The text explains that Easter falls on a Sunday after the first full moon of spring and is a holiday celebrating new life. Traditions mentioned include giving colored eggs, eating hot cross buns, and parades with flower-decorated ships. Questions at the end ask about decorating eggs, rooms, and Easter card traditions.

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    1. Speak about the picture. What season is it?

    EASTER TRADITIONS

    Rolling eggs.
    Hiding and hunting eggs.
    Eggs and spoon race.

    Throwing eggs up.


    Knocking eggs together.
    Swinging.

    2. Read the poem and learn it.

    IN SPRING
    1

    In the spring, in the spring


    Sweet and fresh is everything.
    April weather,
    Rain and sunshine both together.
    In the spring, in the spring
    Sweet and fresh is everything.
    3. Learn to read the words and sentences.
    [i :] eat, East, Easter, Easter eggs, Easter Day; Eggs come to the breakfast tables on Easter Day.
    [i ] symbol, the symbol; The symbols of Easter are eggs, rabbits and chicken.
    [a:] hard-boiled, garden, dark, coin, noisy; hard-boiled eggs; They roll coloured, hard-boiled eggs down a
    hillock.
    [^] sun, summer, run, bun-buns, hot cross bun; People think-eating hot cross buns at breakfast is a magic
    thing.
    [u] so, no, cold, roll-rolled; They roll coloured hard-boiled eggs.
    [e] pear, near, bear, it, bears; The ship bears the Easter Princess.
    4. Do you want to know what Easter is? Then read the text.

    EASTER.
    Easter is always on Sunday, because people thought Jesus woke up from the dead on the first day of
    the week. Easter is the first Sunday coming after the first full moon in spring. But it can come as early
    as March 22 or as late as April 25. It is a holiday of spring sun, awakening of new life and death of
    winter.
    The symbols of Easter are eggs, rabbits and chickens, spring flowers and new clothes. On Easter
    Sunday people give coloured eggs to children and friends. Eggs come to the breakfast tables on Easter
    Day or are hidden about the house and garden for the children to find. Children keep one of the most
    beautifully coloured eggs for a year or two. Now children usually get chocolate eggs.
    People have a good time with egg-rolling. They roll coloured, hard-boiled eggs down a hillock until
    the eggs break.
    People think - eating hot cross buns at breakfast on Good Friday morning is a magic thing.
    London meets spring with Easter Parade each year. The ship made of many spring flowers, bears the
    Easter Princess.
    5. Retell the text.
    Read the poem and learn it.

    EASTER EGGS.
    Sing a song of Easter eggsBetsy counted eight,
    Hidden in a grassy place
    By the garden gate;
    Two are at the lilac-bush,
    Near the flower-bed;
    Bob gave her a yellow one;
    She gave Bob a red.
    2

    6. Draw your own Easter card and write a wish.

    Happy Easter!
    Happy Easter
    Happy spring
    Happy, happy everything!
    With best wishes to you for a wonderful Easter!

    7. Answer the questions.


    How do you colour eggs? What do you use?
    Do you decorate your room (classroom)? How?
    Do you send Easter cards?
    What Easter traditions do you know? Which ones do you keep?
    8. Make a show of your Easter cards in the class.

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